Joey Singer photographed by Troy Saxon in the early 60s, published by an unjustly critical editor at DSI.
DSI Says “
JOEY SINGER
Here we have a magnificent face and figure but obviously the photographer felt he might improve on nature by the inclusion of an unusual prop in an obvious effort to create something different and we can see that the results are not very effective. How much better this study would have been had the photographer not used the drapery material.
With all the distraction of the drapery, we are compelled to look deeply into this face for there is once again so much in this face if we will but take the time to study it. We cannot see the fine linear quality of the figure here as well as we could in the other studies of Joey Singer (pp. 3-5). Even so, there is clear evidence of the cascading qual ity of the pectoral and abdominal muscles which are so fine on this particular model.
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