Favorite Pic of the Day for October 24th

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Seasonal Sightings:

Twisty...🤡

I'm guessing some of you know they two hot actors, and the horror film they both appeared in last year.  I just saw it however, and was surprised by the twinkish twist.  If you didn't see the film, and want to know more, head on over part two on FH HERE:

A Convening of the Council: Tony

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Brenton Parry: The Process Piece

'It’s a very different beast doing explicit work but I’ve been surprised how many exhibitionists there are.'

Brenton Parry

Readers of FH, and those passionate about visuals of the male form are no doubt familiar with photographer Brenton Parry.  I was first introduced to Brenton's work, and his former site Aussielicous, but in the late 2000's.  There were many sites back then I loved, but only three that I used to check into daily. Brenton's was one of them.  Those three sites, their visuals, and especially their commentary, motivated me to begin Favorite Hunks.  

I wanted a site that not only posted great visuals, but told a bit of the story behind them.  More than just faceless artists and nameless models, I wanted to get to know the artists and models behind the images that I loved and  then right-clicked and saved.  As a writer, I wanted a 'story' based site as I was always curious about how a shoot came together, the inspirations, and the thoughts and feelings of the creators and models.  Sadly, all of those sites are now gone.

In addition to his commentary, I loved that Brenton shared so much of himself on his site.  Not only his thoughts on current events and issues related to the male form, but also images of himself.  At one time Brenton was an lifeguard, and I remember it was on his site I first saw images of hot Aussie lifeguards in their butt revealing speedos.  In addition to just showcasing hot male models, frequently Brenton also shared nudes of himself,

Aussilicious may be gone, but Brenton didn't go anywhere. Brenton's focus turned to his own passion for photography of the male form, and has been shooting steadily since, producing images, photosets and videos for some of Australia's hottest male models and sports figures.  Recently, when visiting Brenton's Twitter Page, I really took notice of how many behind the scenes visuals and videos Brenton was sharing.  Most were teasers, promoting the longer and complete shoots and videos on his OnlyFans. 

Those teasers also sparked an idea.  Like most artists, Brenton is a storyteller, and although not he's not writing his thoughts and stories any longer, they're still beautifully there in his behind the scenes videos.  I asked Brenton about taking a deeper dive behind the scenes, to talk about his work, and the changing landscape of photography, especially with his focus on the male form.  As you can see, Brenton not only shared many great images and videos, he also shared his thoughts and experiences shooting over the last twenty plus years. 

When did you first know you had a passion for the male form?
In hindsight, from my early teens but I didn’t work out the attraction part of it until after I came out to myself at 25. It used to be something I just put down to guys having bodies that I aspired to having myself. 

You were an Aussie lifeguard, were you often photographed by tourists and beachgoers?
Not often really? Only the occasional photo. It was before iPhones and the era of the selfie. I could be in a few holiday albums though. 

Any memorable stories that spring to mind from your time as a lifeguard? 

It was around the time I started to acknowledge my sexuality so communal showers in the surf club was an interesting experience. I was rowing surf boats which was both thrilling and terrifying but it also kept me very fit. I loved it.

Do you miss your site Aussielicous?
Not really. Every now and then I think I miss having a platform to share thoughts and feelings but it had run it’s course and was becoming a bit of a gilded cage for me. Now when I want to share something I think to myself “Why?” 

You posted nudes of yourself on the site, which came first, modeling nude or shooting nudes? 

Definitely photographing nudes came first. I was already going to nude beaches so being nude was part of my life. I didn’t really do many nude shoots for other photographers for a while. It’s fun though and as someone with a tortured relationship with their own body, it’s fun to see how other people see me and let go of how I see myself. 

Do you remember your first time shooting a model naked? 
It was 2004 and was a guy I’d met through gaydar. Looking back at the photos there are some technical issues and it was when I had an old film camera. We only took two rolls of film but there are fond memories attached to those shots and I don’t think we did a bad job considering neither of us knew what we were doing. 

You've shot brand new models and well known sports figures, is, is there a difference? 
Absolutely. People like Matthew Mitcham have done professional shoots and are used to being in front of a camera. They are also used to pushing through discomfort. A first time model can at times look petrified but I pride myself on creating a safe, relaxed and fun environment for models and they eventually relax.

You may have noticed that most of the images in the piece are studio shots.  I couldn't spotlight the Australian photographer's work without including including some beach shots.  Check out more behind the scenes images and videos, and more of my interview with Brenton on the NEXT PAGE HERE:

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Favorite Pic of the Day for October 23rd

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Happy Birthday today October 23rd

Happy 32nd to models, and brothers Jorge and Edu Román!

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Boys on the Side

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Back to the Cemetery 🪦

'Ok, I'm ready!!!!'

Yes, I know Porky's isn't a horror franchise, and this scene from Porky's II: The Next Day wasn't scary, but it did take place in a cemetery, with a zombie waiting in a grave.  Mostly, it's a great CMNM scene, and I wanted to share the video.

I've posted before, (HERE:) about the different versions of Porky's films that have been released.  Especially, how tragically, so much of the male full frontal nudity was edited out of later DVD and Blu-Ray releases.  I didn't however, have the video that Drake from DreamCap shared of the cemetery scene.  

In the scene, Pee Wee, (Dan Monahan) is as always on the hunt for sex.  And also as always, his friends are there to ensure he doesn't reach his goal.  In the open matte VHS version of the cemetery scene, you get several full frontal shots of Dan, something cut from the other releases.  

You also get some really bad editing with cuts flipping back and forth from Dan completely naked, to wearing his briefs.  I'm sure after the director got the penis shots, Dan pulled up his tighty whities for the rest of the dialogue in the scene.  Unfortunately, the editor often kept his undies in frame, even after they were supposed to be down around his ankles. 

When I first saw this scene on VHS when I was a kid, I remember being really turned on when the Zombie appeared.  It wasn't that I was into Zombies, but I thought it really hot when a naked Pee Wee was sitting on the clothed zombie, at some points, looking like he was sitting on his face.  I'm not sure how old I was at the time, but I think this was the first time I ever saw, (or even heard that)  a naked male butt sometimes just belongs on a face.  

Brenton Parry: The Beach

We discuss it all, even down to who will cum where and if they are a shooter or a dribbler. No surprises. 

Brenton Parry

It's on my bucket list to visit, but I've yet to make it to The Land Down Under.  Working on FH however, I've had the opportunity virtually visit and vacation to so many of my dream destinations.  I've been fortunate to have featured many of Australia's best photographers and models.  One the first was Brenton Parry.  When you work in such an incredible surrounding, it would be criminal not to showcase Australia's beauty, especially it's beaches, along with it's many striking male models.

How do you currently connect with models and has the form of connection changed? 

These days it’s mostly through Instagram. It provides a portable portfolio for me to show potential models my work. I can also usually have a look at them if they approach me. It’s about 50/50 who approaches who. 

Any memorable or embarrassing/funny stories stand outt? 

Lots of stories but I’ll save them for my memoir or a stand up comedy routine one day. 

Have you ever cut a shoot short due to a model's attitude or behaviour? 

Not quite so blatantly as that but there are some shoots that are over fairly quickly because it’s feeling a bit challenging. Some are fast because they are amazing though. 

Have you ever had a bad experience with a spectator or person walking by during a nude shoot? Surprisingly no. We have even had single women walk past in an out of the way location and no one has ever complained. We keep things discreet and if possible the model will cover up before someone gets offended. 

Do you have a favorite shoot, one where everything came together perfectly? 

I’m incredibly lucky. There have been a LOT of shoots that I’m thrilled with. The shoot of Sam Holister and Robbie Manson was fantastic and the solo shoot of Matthew Mitcham went really well also. 

Any other celebrity you would kill to have in front of your lens? 

There are so many. Too many to list but a current leader of the list would be Connor Storrie. What an incredible looking man with a fearless approach to style and art. 

Have you had a shoot that went badly, yet yielded spectacular visuals? 

I won’t call out which ones specifically but there are some that have been challenging. You just have to focus on the process and work towards the goal. As a photographer it can be a bit like being a barman or a hair dresser, there is some psychology involved and I’ve learned to be very careful with things I say. Every now and then what I think is a throwaway comment can almost trigger an insecurity of a model

Has OnlyFans changed your work, or created more challenges finding models? 

It’s expanded things. It’s a very different beast doing explicit work but I’ve been surprised how many exhibitionists there are. 

You seem to be shooting more explicit work, is this your choice, or the model's requests given the demands of having an OF? 

I started my Onlyfans when I was made redundant from a job early 2025. It’s not the moneymaker that everyone thinks but it’s fun. When creating explicit work it’s very easy to go for the blatant shot but I would love to be able to create really beautiful, creative erotica and even a little weird. 

I love the behind the scenes videos on your own OF, are models usually up for this process piece of the shoot being released? 

Yes. One of the things I’ve cultivated over the years is to really communicate what everyone’s expectations are on a shoot. They know about the behind the scenes, they know about the awkward third-wheel moment. We discuss it all, even down to who will cum where and if they are a shooter or a dribbler. No surprises. 

What is left on your dream list, any particular model/location or concept you still would love to shoot? 

I would love to do some really big name celebrities. Obviously as a gay Australian who was a teenager in the 80’s, Kylie is the top of my list but that would be a very different kind of shoot and I’d be terrified of not doing her justice. Maybe I’ll aim slightly lower and try and get Chris Hemsworth nude first

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