A Gay Affair in an Abandoned Building

by Michael Musto

March 14, 2011

That, plain and simple, is the theme behind this arousing photo spread by “La Daily Musto” friend Alex Geana.

Doesn’t it make you just want to squat?

Undies by Andrew Buckler; location provided by Adam Aleksander

Models: Benjamin Stelly and Richert Schnorr

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