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Monday, October 26, 2026
PhotoRSH: The Cuddly & the Creepy 🦇 ݁ ˖ִ ࣪
'If human beings had genuine courage, they'd wear their costumes every day of the year, not just on Halloween.'
If you haven't guessed already, it's Costume Day on the site! If you haven't put together your costume yet, maybe some of the visuals will spark an idea or two. Even if you don't wear a costume, I hope the visuals and stories will spark something....
One of the most interesting to me about costumes is how they combine the cuddly with the creepy. Only on Halloween will you find a cute, cuddly bunny, and an adorable teddy bear that want to disembowel you in your sleep. Ahh, the holidays!
Of course this is FH, so any costume, or any little furry friends, are also hot male models, looking equally hot cuddly or creepy, or with our without their masks. The teddy bear 🧸is Gael, and the bunny 🐰is Carlos, both shot by photographer PhotoRSH.
I'm guessing many readers, and lovers of the male form, recognize the work of the Illinois based photographer from my previous features spotlighting his work. (HERE:) In addition to shooting some of today's hottest models, PhotoRSH also has shared several holiday themed visuals, including one of the hottest members of FH's concupiscent Coven. (HERE:)
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Eye on the Prize 💀
'Costume choices ells a story, not necessarily one however, that you want others to read.'
Tis the season, Halloween season! For FH, that means our annual Halloween party and costume parade. The party took place this past Saturday night, but if you couldn't be there, don't be boo disappointed. As is tradition on the site, as our contestants were slipping in and out of their nylon and spandex, our intrepid reporters and photographers, were capturing all of the action!
In addition the costume parade winners, we also behind the scenes, with our exclusive coverage, and more precisely uncoverage, of the erotic hijinks at the annual after party. Check out the finalists from the costume parade on the NEXT PAGE HERE: See some of the exclusive pics from the After Part on FH HERE:
A Convening of the Council: Ian
Some may fall, but their knowledge lives on.
☆ Ian ☆
by TR Pics
This past weekend, we were introduced to the first members of the council. (HERE:) Today, the next wizard has arrived and is ready to make the big decision. Ian grew up in a family of wizards including his grandfather who led, and pushed his offspring into the family business.
Ian however, was never happy being one of a large group of wizards. His older siblings were all ahead of him in school, got their magic faster and he always felt like was lagging behind. His grandfather however, saw something special him, and decided to give him his wand before he died. The catch, Ian couldn't tell a soul.
Although he had the wand, and the knowledge his grandfather bestowed upon him, he was still the baby in the family and still seen as the smallest, the weakest and with the least amount of powers. Little did they know.... Not just about the wand, but Ian's desire to leave the family, and practice of wizardry, and join the coven of witches. If he was chosen to join the coven, he could leave his family behind and forge a future of his own. A future where he was leading, and stop just following in the smoke of his older siblings and parents. Ian had a goal, and wasn't going to let anything, or anyone get in his way.
Check out the next council member, Ramon on the NEXT PAGE HERE:
RMark Photo: A Slip of the Mask 🎭
'Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth.'
Oscar Wilde
There's a wogynous ell known Halloween catchphrase that says 'Come as you aren't.' I've even used it before on the site. It basically means that most people dress up on Halloween to be someone completely different than who they actually are. The total opposite of the character they portray in their daily life. Over time, I come to see this as a privileged way of thinking. For most straight people, especially little kids, picking out a costume is a relatively easy task. Sure it may be difficult to decide, but you have the option to slipping into almost any character or persona you want.
For someone in the LBGTQ+ community, choosing a costume can be more of a challenge. It's a challenge however, that be both risky and exciting. I wasn't one of those people who looks back, and realizes I knew who I was at a young age. For me it was a process, and one I didn't fully accept and embrace until I was in my early twenties. For me, choosing a Halloween costume, was about dipping a toe into the water, and risking exposing a side of myself I kept hidden most of the time.
It wasn't as obvious as dressing as girl, it was more nuanced. I was never really drawn to wearing women's clothing, not in any real way. I did however, add androgynous element to my costumes. I remember one year going as 'burglar', and insisting my burglar needed to wear my mothers long wig. I added elements like long flowy fabrics to my vampire, and or course make-up, tall boots, and a chic, glittery mask. Little feminine add-ons I hoped would go unnoticed.
Although I wanted them to go unnoticed by others, they were very important to me. I remember walking home from a party one night wearing my glittery mask, high heeled boots and a long flowing Vampire cape. I loved the click of those boots on the sidewalk and feel and sound of that long cape flapping in the wind as I walked. It was one a great feeling, and one that for many years, I only experienced on Halloween.
I was thinking about those walks home after seeing some of the Halloween themed visuals that Roger (RMark Photo) posted on his BlueSky page. I've featured many of Roger's holiday visuals before, but I think his Halloween shots are some of my favorites. I've featured some of his mask shots before, as well his cowboy, superhero and his Village People themed series.
Elo
Some of these mask shots are from Roger's work with models I've previously featured on the site. Some, like his work with Casey, are from more recent creative collaborations. Some of you may remember Casey from my previous piece featuring his work with Aktis Creative. (HERE:) Hoping to feature more of Casey's work with Roger in a future post!
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