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Patrick Tarpey by Suntown Photography
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Wednesday, August 16, 2017
Happy Birthday today August 17th
A Buffed Brad
I was disappointed to hear The Middle is ending after this season. It's had a good run, but the consistently under the radar sit-com to me, is one of the best currently airing on network TV. Well written, great characters and great heart at the center of the show, and the family. It may not have gotten the ratings nor the EMMY love of that a show like Modern Family has garnered, but it is equally deserving.
One of my favorite characters has always been Brad, played to perfection by Brock Ciarlelli. Brock posted his new buff look on his Twitter this morning, the result of the Whole30 diet. I always thought Brock looked great in and out of his wresting tights, but he is now officially ripped! Hopefully The Middle will write Brad a love interest in the shows final season.
Peeled Plaid: Patrick Tarpey by Suntown Photography
The last time I featured Suntown Photography's work with model Patrick Tarpey, they were tromping through the Woodlands. (The Grove) After spending his day naked posing with evergreen's and posing on moss and grass, the London based model required needed a hot shower, and a steaming cup of tea. (Steeped)
Suntown remembered how much I loved his shots of Patrick, and also knowing how much I love a great reveal, sent on a few shots from his recent shoot with Patrick. For this shoot, Patrick kept his clothes on, at least for the first part of the shoot, looking quite dapper, and very sexy, in his hat and plaid shirt.
When I got got my first apartment, I wallpapered the entire space in a dark plaid very much like Patrick's shirt. Everyone complained how dark it was, but I felt so cozy, surrounded by the warmth of the dark plaid. I was only in that apartment for a few months before moving, and my landlord agreed to let me out of the lease, if I got rid of the wallpaper before I moved.
Peeling off that wallpaper was one of the worst things I ever had to do, it took hours. I wasn't nearly as fun as seeing the plaid on, and then peeled, from Patrick's beautiful body. I remember heaps of wet ripped wallpaper in the middle of my living room, then forcing it into garbage bags before throwing it out. I loved my plaid, at least for the short while it surrounded me.
You can check out more of Patrick, in, and mostly out, of plain on Suntown's ONLYFANS site HERE:
All Consuming: Chris by Brenton Parry
'The Double Edged sword of Exhibitionism and Hiding at the same time.'
As most FH readers, I have long admired Brenton Parry's blog, (Aussielicious) his photography, and of course his habit of posting naked images of himself, especially while on one of his adventurous vacations. Brenton's photography is always colorful and creative, and to steal the tile of last exhibition, often tribal, with his use of costume, props and body and face paint. His latest is work however, is some of his most overtly sexual work to date, something that even took Brenton a little by surprise...
According to Brenton, it can sometimes be a struggle to find models in Sydney who will shoot full frontal. Despite the sun and sand, most seem to want to keep their speedos, tightly around their waist. So.. what to do, what to do, when you're latest idea involves something, requiring a model who can rise to the occasion.
'I don't usually have the opportunity to explore the erotic realm. Chris who is an escort and has also done some porn, had no qualms at all walking around with an erection and was almost constantly masturbating to keep it. He even said that when he was a teenager he'd walk around doing that in front of his friends all the time.'
Remaining professional is always a priority for Brenton, but finding himself shooting a model who spent his time masturbating between takes, was something completely new for him. It made it a bit easier given Chris really enjoys being watched, but it made for a very interesting shoot! Brenton's experience working with Chris has made him curious about pushing harder to find models open to the many creative ideas he would love to explore. The conflict Brenton experienced during creative process clearly only enhanced the final images, something seen an appreciated by QAMA Magazine.
The magazine's vision is to create a space which not only highlights opposing social and political issues, through art and prose, but also the human condition. Brenton's work with Chris is a beautiful example of theme, and one of the reasons his work not only appears inside, but on the cover. Be sure to check out more of Brenton's work, and much more of Chris in the premiere issue. The magazine is free, and can be viewed, and downloaded HERE:
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