Not Your Average Photo Thread

[satindesire]

But I'm neither dark-skinned, nor tattooed.

How can you be sure you'll be happy?

Looks are merely the icing on the cake. And although I have a preference to the 'bad boy' look, doesn't mean that's the only kind of guy I've dated (quite the contrary, the opposite is true!!) It's hard to find a 'bad boy' who's actually not really bad at all (just looks like one.)

 

[OneLustyWench]

Tastefully Delicious

Thank you for the pics you have posted. There are so many luscious bits to men that they tend to forget we ladies love to see.

 

[emmy_christina]

It's a very hard secret ... and a very tasty ingredient ... but I have a feeling that if they were to mix up the recipe and give it a few stirs ... they'll all be coming for it

COUNT ME IN, pleaz

 

[EnglishRoseFox]

Beautiful photographs sweetie....great composition, I really enjoyed opening each one to see what I would find...exciting, interesting, different. I hope you continue to post and thanks for the shots thus far!

Fox xx x

 

[CTYankee]

Looks are merely the icing on the cake. And although I have a preference to the 'bad boy' look, doesn't mean that's the only kind of guy I've dated (quite the contrary, the opposite is true!!) It's hard to find a 'bad boy' who's actually not really bad at all (just looks like one.)

I can live with that.

As you've seen, I'm more of a "cowboy" than a "bad boy" -- at least from outward appearances.

Still waters run VERY deep, though.

 

[CTYankee]

Thank you for the pics you have posted. There are so many luscious bits to men that they tend to forget we ladies love to see.

Thank you, Wench. Sincerely.

Just had another idea this morning. An image that should be VERY sexy, but that consists of only parts/bits NOT typically considered to be the titillating ones.

See where my mind is on Sunday mornings?

I'm going *straight* to hell.

 

[CTYankee]

Beautiful photographs sweetie....great composition, I really enjoyed opening each one to see what I would find...exciting, interesting, different. I hope you continue to post and thanks for the shots thus far!

Fox xx x

Thank you, Rose. Welcome to my world.

It's not as popular or heavily trafficked as some, but the people who hang out here are cooler than average.

 

[emmy_christina]

Morning handsome,

Wishing you a relaxing Sunday, but so hoping you will find some time, to take more pics,.........
And I guess i m not the only one who would love that

 

[emmy_christina]

MMMMMMM was hoping to see some sunday shots.........
Hope your having a great Sunday, i sure have the best one.

 

[CTYankee]

By request:

 

[EnglishRoseFox]

Thank you, Rose. Welcome to my world.

It's not as popular or heavily trafficked as some, but the people who hang out here are cooler than average.

Well your World looks pretty interesting to me and I hope that uncool folks like me will be welcomed to hang out x

 

[blueyz22]

I LOVE, LOVE,LOVE it!

It's really SEXY!
Thank you!

 

[CTYankee]

And for those who prefer non-smoking cowboys:

 

[CTYankee]

More:

 

[quietman1300]

And for those who prefer non-smoking cowboys:

hello
very nice pics , very thoughtful , very pleasing
hope you carry on posting these lovely images
mrsq xx

 

[CTYankee]

Another:

 

[blueyz22]

I really really like them! All of them!

Hugs & Kisses
XOXOXO

Thank you for sharing!



Save a horse, ride a cowboy!

 

[CTYankee]

Amusing story about the Cowboy Hat series:

These images are literally only MINUTES old.

I spent about two hours in the studio this morning trying different things to shoot this series. Made about a hundred exposures and wasn't real pleased with any of them.

I was just about ready to call it a day and shit-can the entire day's work. I sat down in the dining room (glass walls on the South and West sides) for a cup of coffee and to think.

For no more than ten minutes this glorious, golden light from the setting sun came streaming into the dining room -- low enough to enter through the glass walls, but high enough to not be blocked by the heavily-wooded "back-40".

I quickly set up and shot 12 exposures in no more than two minutes.

Three minutes later the light was gone.

Dumb luck.

 

[CTYankee]

I LOVE, LOVE,LOVE it!

It's really SEXY!
Thank you!

I really really like them! All of them!

Hugs & Kisses
XOXOXO

Thank you for sharing!



Save a horse, ride a cowboy!

You're welcome, blueyz.

Thanks for suggesting the theme.

*tipping hat*

- CTY

P.S. - I retrospect I think a shorter, perhaps filter-less cigarette would have been a better, more authentic-looking choice. Wishing I'd had the togetherness to snap the filter off & turn it around in my lips before shooting.

 

[CTYankee]

Well your World looks pretty interesting to me and I hope that uncool folks like me will be welcomed to hang out x

Don't be so modest, Rose.

I definitely count you among the "cool kids" -- just by virtue of being here.

Thanks for visiting.

 

[CTYankee]

hello
very nice pics , very thoughtful , very pleasing
hope you carry on posting these lovely images
mrsq xx

Thanks for the kind words, MrsQ.

"Y'all come back."

 

[satindesire]

Ahh, I can smell leather and horse sweat and hay from here.

Perfect series.

 

[blueyz22]

You're welcome, blueyz.

Thanks for suggesting the theme.

*tipping hat*

- CTY

P.S. - In retrospect I think a shorter, perhaps filter-less cigarette would have been a better, more authentic-looking choice. Wishing I'd had the togetherness to snap the filter off & turn it around in my lips before shooting.

It's okay. The cigarette looks like a Winston. That's like an "old school" cigarette.

Now how about some leather chaps?

 

[CTYankee]

Now how about some leather chaps?

Don't own any.

But I *do* have spurs around here someplace.

 

[pleaz_me]

Amusing story about the Cowboy Hat series:

These images are literally only MINUTES old.

I spent about two hours in the studio this morning trying different things to shoot this series. Made about a hundred exposures and wasn't real pleased with any of them.

I was just about ready to call it a day and shit-can the entire day's work. I sat down in the dining room (glass walls on the South and West sides) for a cup of coffee and to think.

For no more than ten minutes this glorious, golden light from the setting sun came streaming into the dining room -- low enough to enter through the glass walls, but high enough to not be blocked by the heavily-wooded "back-40".

I quickly set up and shot 12 exposures in no more than two minutes.

Three minutes later the light was gone.

Dumb luck.

Sounds like a good photographers' good luck