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Tuesday, October 26, 2021
Cloaked
Most summers, Dr. Derrol travels from his home in California to visit his family on the East Coast. Many years, I've had the pleasure of featuring the good Dr.s naked strolls through the Maine woods. (HERE:) Covid prevented Derrol from making the trip last year, but this past August, he finally made it back.
As luck would have it, heavy rains prevented Derrol from getting any good naked shots in the woods, but he did manage to venture down a wooded path upon arriving home. Derrol headed out with photographer and friend Xing from Xing Photo Studio for an Autumn and Halloween themed shoot in the woods just outside of San Diego. Check out more, including some behind the scenes shots on the NEXT PAGE HERE:
Sucks To Be You...
Dracula by Lights On Studio
'We breathe the light, we breathe the music, we breathe the moment as it passes through us.'
Anne Rice
Last Halloween on FH (HERE:) it was all about the hot naked vamp. Tom from Lights On Studio created an Vampire you didn't mind chomping down on your flesh. I featured many different incarnations of the sexy Count, but there was one I didn't have room for.
Not one to let a naked blood sucker go to waste, this vamp was stuffed back into his coffin until this Halloween rolled around. Brazilian model Thiago Zanini headlined the November 2011 issue of G Magazine with a smokin hot Vampire who had no problem rising from the dead.
Check out the images, and the video from the shoot on The OVER-FLOW HERE:
Horror Hunks: Mike Taylor in Scarecrows
'It was supposed to be the summer of their dreams...'
As you can probably already guess, that summer of dreams turned into a nightmare for the teens in Scarecrows. In the 2017 Canadian horror flick, four teenagers are headed on a summer adventure when they're kidnapped and turned into scarecrows, left to die in the crop fields.
Toronto based actor Mike Taylor plays Farbsie, one of the teens who's summer day is about to take a turn. During the movies first half hour, as the characters and story are being established, Farbsie initiates a group skinny dip, leading by example by peeling off his clothes and jumping into the lake.
Taylor is certainly an appealing actor and his looks and charisma pull focus whenever he's on screen. The young actor has appeared on many Canadian television shows. Some of you might remember Taylor from his role as 'teen' on Schitt's Creek. Taylor was one of the teens who caused headaches for David and Patrick by shoplifting in their store.
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PhotoRSH: That's the Spirit!
Nathan
'When I saw him many things I thought I had forgotten came flooding back to me.'
James Baldwin
FH readers know I love imagery featuring the male form. Regular readers are also aware of my passion for holiday themed visuals, especially Halloween themed images. It's more than just loving shots of naked in men holding pumpkins or sitting under Christmas tree's. It goes beyond just the model or the props that are used. The images that I choose to feature, and the artists that I spotlight, are the ones able to capture the spirit and feel of the day.
We all have holiday memories. Some are good, some are not. Most of my holiday memories, at least before I turned 10, landed thankfully on the good side. Even now, I have a vivid imagination. I think most who check out my blog can see my creative attempts with both story and presentation. In part, it's my love of story, but quite often, the creative juices are stirred by the feel and memories an images evokes.
I love Halloween. I loved it as a kid, I love it today. My memories are of costume parades at school on the 31st and running home filled with excitement when the bell rang after my final class of the day. I ran home eager to do my homework, scarf down dinner, put together my costume and then join my friends in making the neighbourhood our Halloween playground.
Where I grew up, it was pitch dark on Halloween by about 6pm. I loved the sounds, sights and smell of the streets. In the eighties, those streets were full of kids and their parents, all out with the same purpose. It wasn't candy for me, that was just a bonus. For me, it was more about being apart of something special. Halloween was a time to embrace the odd, the scary, the things we're told not to think about when we're kids.
In June, secrets that haunt you are to be hidden. In July, those scary monsters that hide under your bed are frightening. In October, we embrace them. For just one night their power power to haunt us isn't nearly as strong. We find them exciting and fun. On October 31st we're not battling those demons alone, we have an army of friends and neighbourhood kids, all with same mission. On Halloween, we have the power resources to defeat them.
The images created by PhotoRSH are always visually compelling. The Illinois based photographer constantly creates stunningly dramatic shots showcasing the fit and form of the male physique. PhotoRSH's use of lighting and pose work exceptionally well for Halloween, especially with the props and fashion he weaves in.
I don't remember any one as hot as Nathan, Riley or Baxter out on those neighbourhood sheets on Halloween. Where I lived, their mothers would have forced them to put on a winter coat. But, their work by PhotoRSH do evoke those same feelings of excitement I associate with Halloween. The colors, the darkness and drama and the mystery and eerie eroticism only Halloween can embody evoke.
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