I’m so in love with the work of Carlos JGM who creates beautiful, nostalgic photographs with his old film camera.
He’s just returned from his travels and uploaded some photographs which make me want to go back on holiday! I especially love the skinny dipping ones!
You may be seeing more of Carlos’ work soon… hint hint.
Via: Slow Motion Clouds
Just stumbled across MouthFeel magazine. In a nutshell it’s gay men and munch. I’m just gutted that Issue One has sold out 🙁
Here, they explain that in a bit more detail:
WHAT IS MOUTHFEEL?
Mouthfeel is the physical and chemical interaction that food has with your mouth. It affects the taste, of course, but also the bodily and mental experience one has with food.
WHAT AM I DOING HERE?
You’re here for visually and mentally stimulating content combined with stories of love, lust, flavor, humor and exploration with a gay point of view.
EXPLAIN.
Mouthfeel is a personality-forward magazine that explores the complexities of food and the characters involved. It’s for people with unrestrained appetites for food, men, music and humor. Filled with profiles, photos, love letters, recipes, essays and more, Mouthfeel is not a gay men’s Good Housekeeping, it champions the spirit, creativity and counter culture ethos of the world, which has historically defined gay culture and the best of culinary arts.
Via: MouthFeel
…and the guys! Tom Bianchi never fails to satisfy the gap that exists when it comes to erotic male photography.
This image was removed from Instagram the day after it was posted. But to get more beautiful photographs that hopefully won’t be censored, either follow him on Instagram or Tumblr.
Canadian poster for Cannes Film Festival Palme D’Or winning ‘Blue Is The Warmest Colour’ directed by Abdellatif Kechiche (France, 2013).
The poster designer is Karine Savard.
This is a film I’ve watched for my article for Issue Two of The Quite Delightful Project, ‘Sex In Cinema’.
Via: The English Group
Illicit gay photobooth kiss would have gotten both of these guys in serious trouble, when the photo was taken in 1953. Photobooths were popular for homosexuals to keep a secret moment of their relationship. Getting developed footage of two people of the same gender kissing in 1950 would have the subjects charged and sentenced to undergo rehabilitation, or ben land them facing jail time.
Via: Vintage Gal
Andy Warhol’s poster design for Rainer Werber Fassbinder’s 1982 movie Querelle, based on Jean Genet’s book.
Katherine recently posted a shoot featuring model Enikő Mihalik entitled ‘Silver Fox’ that can be seen here – since then I have seen umpteen images of the dashing gentleman also featured all over the blogoshere. The infamous british ‘retired’ porn star, writer, composer and now model ‘Aiden Shaw’ is certainly worthy of a post all unto himself so I offer him up in all his glory!