Men's Health Australia
Featured Men's Health Australia projects
This week's top Men's Health Australia projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Men's Health Australia · Tom Holland
For this Men's Health Australia feature, photographer Carter Smith crafts a compelling visual narrative that strips away the polished veneer typically associated with Hollywood stardom, opting instead for a gritty, raw aesthetic. By placing actor Tom Holland within the unforgiving landscape of a salvage yard and industrial workshops, the project leans into a rugged, utilitarian mood that feels both grounded and cinematic. Each portrait utilizes natural light to catch the interplay between Holland's physical athleticism and the weathered, metallic textures of his environment. Rather than relying on traditional high-gloss studio setups, the editorial team embraced the imperfections of the setting, with dust-smudged skin and stained garments heightening the authenticity of the narrative. This editorial portrait series successfully channels a candid masculinity, moving away from conventional celebrity imagery toward a more visceral, labor-centric visual language. The deliberate use of high-contrast lighting and deep, muted color palettes ensures that the surrounding mechanical debris and vintage automotive elements act as more than just a background, functioning as an integral component of the character study. Through careful composition and a focus on textural detail, the project transforms a standard media and entertainment shoot into a striking exploration of form and environment, balancing the celebrity presence of Holland with a distinct sense of manual, industrial grit.
Project Men's Health Australia · Josh Heuston
Men's Health Australia features actor Josh Heuston in this editorial series, showcasing a blend of studio-based portraits and outdoor action photography. The project, led by creative director Grant Pearce and photographer Chris Gurney, emphasizes athletic definition and clean compositions. Through these images, the editorial team utilizes natural light and vertical framing to craft a contemporary look for the magazine. Production by Sofia Sallons rounds out the shoot, which balances polished studio sessions with dynamic, high-speed movement captures. The results serve as a central visual component for the publication's feature, utilizing a consistent, bright aesthetic across varied settings.
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