Re:Quest's newest model Tucker Des Lauriers is captured by Greg Vaughan's lens on the roof of a New York City building. You can also see Tucker in Abercrombie & Fitch's latest campaign, shot by Bruce Weber.

Surface -  June 2011
Models River Viiperi & Sean Sullivan
Ph Greg Vaughan
St Bruno Grizzo

Soul Artist's River Viiperi & Sean Sullivan get their fitness on in this editorial from Greg Vaughan and Bruno Grizzo for Surface's June 2011 issue, wearing jerseys and cottons from Adidas and Calvin Klein, they work up a sweat without looking frumpy.

Soul Artist's (and musician) Ryan Koning is captured at Soul's midtown Manhattan studio by Greg Vaughan.

New York photographer Greg Vaughan is on a roll. A few days ago we posted some hot new shots of Soul Artist's Jason Morgan and now Mr. Vaughan captures Nous' Jason Boyce in these rooftop and studio shots.

Pennsylvania born Jason Morgan is shot by Greg Vaughan in the iconic styling of the photographer: more candid, less Photoshop, while enhancing the model's assets.

Soul Artists' Chad White shows off his new look under the experienced lenses of photographer Greg Vaughan. Chad was out of the fashion game for a bit but he's back with a vengence. He was on the runway for Perry Ellis, as well as the presentation for Gant by Michael Bastian, during New York Fashion Week. Chad also has an upcoming body-torial for Details' March issue.

Jason Kanner, formerly of Major Models, recently started his own agency called Soul Artist Management and Seth Kuhlman is one the newest boys to emerge from Soul Artist. Greg Vaughan photographs Seth in their New York City offices, with exposed brick and loft-style windows, with Seth wearing only his underwear.

A few weeks ago, we posted some stunning pictures of Mitch Baker by Michael Epps. Now, the wonderful Greg Vaughan presents equally stunning pictures of Mitch, shot his label's (Soul Artist) offices in New York City.

Juliano over at Made in Brazil brings us the second part of the hot shoot from Greg Vaughan. Ladies & gents, please, try to keep your pants on. It's hard (no pun intended), I know, but try!