The images by David Sims are all models placed onto a colourful background all in which are posing in all different manners. The colours of the backgrounds all seem to compliment the images with their dull like colours and faded imagery. The males all seem to be placed into a bland setting that does not distract the viewer from the clothes, however the colourful backgrounds behind the photographs seem to be adding more definition to the images and to be giving the more character.
The next images i chose were the ones done by Andreas Larsson this being because of their simple black and white imaging, the poses of the men seem to be as if they are 'checking' themselves out in the mirror, however there appears to be no colours or wacky background or clothes, just pure simple classy outfits, that defines the models.
The poses of the models in 'cruise' seem to be very different to how men look at themselves in the mirror today, they are looking at themselves like women would do, 'is there more that needs to be done?' in comparison with the 'acid jazz' images they are not show in a home like scene but in a studio with only one prop, the mirror. and in the 'acid jazz' there seems to be more in which to look upon. such as sofas, sunglasses door frames so on.
the two images are different in colour and in which are both striking in their own terms.
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