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To photograph the back and buttocks favorably, you’ll want to focus on lighting, angles, and posture. Here are some tips for achieving an aesthetically pleasing shot:

1. Lighting: Natural light is often the best for highlighting the contours of the body. Soft, diffused lighting works well to avoid harsh shadows. If indoors, try using a softbox or ring light to provide even lighting that flatters the body. Avoid direct, harsh light that can create unflattering shadows.
   
2. Angles: Experiment with different angles to find what works best. A slightly higher angle can help elongate the back and emphasize the curves of the buttocks. If shooting from the side, ensure the body is slightly turned to create a natural curve. Avoid shooting straight on unless you’re aiming for a specific pose that accentuates the body shape.
   
3. Posture: Good posture can make a huge difference. Ask the person to stand with their back straight and shoulders relaxed. Arching the lower back slightly can enhance the shape of the buttocks. A slight shift in weight to one leg can also add dimension and accentuate the curves.
   
4. Positioning: For the back, having the subject turn their body slightly or face away from the camera can show off their natural lines. For the buttocks, ask them to position their legs in a way that they appear elongated. You can also try having them place one foot slightly forward or back to create an appealing angle.
   
5. Clothing and Props: Consider the outfit or lack thereof, as it can make a big impact on how the body is framed in the photo. Avoid overly tight clothing that flattens out the shape. Flowing fabrics or pieces that hug the body will help emphasize the curves. Props or backgrounds can add context and keep the focus on the subject.
   
6. Camera Settings: Use a lens with a slightly longer focal length (like 50mm or 85mm) to avoid distortion. Make sure to focus on the subject’s body to keep the focus sharp, but blur the background slightly to keep attention on the curves.
   

Remember to always keep the subject’s comfort in mind and be sure they feel confident and relaxed during the shoot.
Photography of the male body is a whole art, and you want to convey the aesthetics of the form to the maximum advantage. Especially interesting is what poses are best for emphasizing the back and buttocks. How to position the body to emphasize muscle relief and natural lines? Is it worth emphasizing body curves or is it better to use relaxed poses? How does lighting play a role in such angles?