These days, Weber is still working as a photographer, documentary director, and is publishing books of his work.

They claimed “unnecessary nudity and coercive sexual behavior” had happened during professional shoots.It contained 100 of Weber’s photographs, comprised of landscape shots and figure studies (some NSFW). The cases were settled and Weber denied all accusations, but many of his former brands will no longer work with him. It may seem somewhat singular to say that a book of male nudes by a gay photographer deals with innocence, particularly when the photographer was roundly criticized by many for his commercial images delineating the sensual beauty of the male body as well as — and even more so — those depicting what some termed a “teen-age drug culture,” but there you have it.

He's still publishing books of his work, directing documentaries, and shooting magazine covers, including ICON magazine's April 2022 issue. Dust jacket VG, rubbing to edges and corners, and rubbed at spine folds, mildy soiled and foxed with two small indentations on front cover, see photos.It was already a relatively rare photography book and this recent publicity has increased both its selling cost and decreased its availability. In this volume, Bruce presents an arcadian vision of “broad serenity,” a singularly beautiful collection of male nudes and landscapes. You can find many of Weber's snapshots, including a few that were taken at Bear Pond, here (some photos are NSFW). Weber settled both Boyce's lawsuit and the lawsuit filed by the group of five models, according to Page Six.