Category — Tasty, Sexy Art and Photography Reviews

Some spring outings are traditional, Museum Day around this city is done every year.  It gets people out and fills the Museums up.   Win win situation.  I usually make a plan B in case of rain, toeday’s plan B wouldd be the going to the movies.  We can do that any way if you legs get tired.

A little culture while we’re at it.  If your French is rusty, there are content warning at the front door of the first two sites.  Don’t be scared, there’s nothing harmful beyond the warnings.

First let’s go to Blog Voissa’s Body and Spirit and check out the exhibition entitled Road to Dreamland.  Explore the sidebar when you’re done to discover plenty more tasty links.  Some great work has gone in to this.  Don’t wander too far though, there’s another gallery in the  neighbourhood to check out.

Vivien-400ISO is also a French gallery done using gallery software.  You navigate easily around and navigate different leves of thumbnails.  I’ve always said there’s a difference between Porn and tasty photography, and these last 2 blogs will show you just that.

Next we’re off to Sweden, where we’ll visit the work of  ALEXANDER BERGSTRÖM, a photographer I couldn’t get much background on.  Still if you’re legs aren’t too tired, head over and see his work.  Gallery style thumbnails some even done as Polaroids. 

Finally, to finish up our gallery tour, I bring you The Irresistible Sex Appeal of Women With Large Labia.  At the bottom of the forward, you’ll find an "I agree" button.  The forward is worth reading, and the table of content, just beyond it, is your tour guide!

Now of course, if you got up to go Musuem trekking and it’s raining, you made a plan B.  Here are a couple movies that you can watch instead, or if you’re brave you can go out on your Musuem trek and watch movies when you come home.

 The first two short flicks featured, are somewhat related in that they star the same cast.  I couldn’t get any backgound on the vedettes.  Why the curiosity?  Just watch the way this lady performs.  There’s a certain level of proffesionalism about her.

• Under Pressure
• Non Stop Blowjob

Maybe you see my curiosity?

One of Phillip Ritchie’s logo’s is "Creating Images of Distinction" and so he does.  I didn’t have to spend much time looking at the photos, to figure out that it’s an accurate slogan. 

According to a short "about me"  Phillip Ritchie works out of Costa Mesa, Orange County, in California.  Much of his work is cross referenced on the Internet and easy to find.  Tasty shots that cover models in different themes, from Fashion, Make Up, Nudes, Beauty, Contemporary and of course Nudes..

If you want more information about his line of work please visit ModelMayhem.com .  There, you will find a few more comments he makes as well as rates and other gallery features.  This is serious photography!

Hopefully things are back on track here, I’ll post a little more tomorrow about what’s been going on.  For the time being the domain(s) seems to be stable, but I still have no email on one domain…Night night.

As a rule I surf written content blogs.  There are also many pictorial blogs.  Sexy ladies mostly, sexy guys, couples, fetishes, and what ever you can imagine.  In the past I’ve posted about art oriented web sites, I particularly like pin ups and sketches, mind you there are professional photography sites too, and I’ve reviewed some of them as well.  Recently, surfing Stumble Upon, I’ve found myself tripping on some tasty pictorial blogs. So of course I take note!

Take for example, The Code: 831, it has a disclaimer at the front door:  All images, unless otherwise noted, were taken from the Internet and are assumed to be in the public domain…  By imposing no limits, it gives carte blanche and the results fabulous.  The shots are well chosen, depicting a strong flair of sexuality as opposed to posing models.  Are they porn? For the most part I would disagree, but I would rather say that they are sexually explicit.

The concept is simple, the size of the images acceptable.  The archives took some time to load, but they are very well organized. it was worth waiting for a zillion thumbnails to load.  The second time around a little less painful, since they’re in your cache. 

Done on Tumblelog the whole thing appears to be very low maintenance and is very functional. The photo I chose is one of today’s entries.  It’s from John Tisbury.

If you visit Stanley over at Sexoteric.com, you’ll find a regular stream of tasty photo links, always credited to the artist.  You’ll also find links to most type of adult photography if you hang out long enough and explore.  The tough part, I find, is getting it right.  What’s right for me may not be right for another.  In terms of Internet, we know what’s available.  To find a blog, that’s more like an collection of the best, sexual shots, is a lot tougher than just dropping in on any of the thousands of porn blogs or galleries.

I welcome your suggestions or finds.

Regular peeps that stop by here, know that I like to do a quick exposé every once in a while on Tasty, Sexy Art, and Photography.  After I was granted permission to go ahead, I discovered that
photographer and cinematographer, Sean McCall, has an impressive trail to follow.  Far beyond the few shots I had in mind.

It was a pleasure researching him, and finding out there was so much more than I expected.  Since this post is about Sean McCall’s photography, let’s take a look at that side of him.  He is working in the fields  of fashion, advertising, commercial, beauty, glamour and products including publication such as in Allure, Bazaar, Details, Glamour, GQ, Madamoiselle, Redbook, Sunset and Vogue.  Impressive credits.

Even more impressive are his subjects… Ali McGraw, Angelina Jolie, Bo Derek, Caprice Bourret, Chris Farley, Dita Von Teese, James Coburn, Mohammed Ali, Pia Zadora, Steve Guttenberg and Tommy Chong.  That maybe a 20 year line up, recently Sean McCall is working for Designers like Moschino, Gautier and Dior.  Some of the above mentioned names may be viewed on his website .

I didn’t research the cinematography side of Sean McCall as extensively, but I did find one piece I thought everyone here would enjoy, entitled Blooming Dahlia.  From 2004, this is an 8 minute film featuring Dita von Teese.  In 2005, he was also involved with A/k/a Tommy Chong.

More recently, and back to photography, say April 2008, the tabloids splattered photos of a young Angelina Jolie.  The photos were taken by Sean McCall, about 1 year before she began to be noticed.

I found other references to work in print, you can find out about it at Pocketvenus.com.

Thank you Sean, for allowing me to do this post.

Since I asked permission for this article to display one specific photo, I will send you to the photos that first got my attention. I’m sure you’ll appreciate them too .  For more Sean McCall photos, follow these links…

mccallimages.com

 obsessionart.com

modelgraphy.com

You can look forward to some new banners in the coming weeks!

In my madness recently I made a note that I wanted to mention Will Elder in passing.  After all if it wasn’t for him, I may have never learned english.  I spent many 6 hour train rides, in the 70’s, between Montreal and Toronto reading Mad Magazine.  What I probably didn’t know at the time, is he was also the creator of Little Annie Fanny, which ran for 25 years in Playboy Magazine.  Not that I wasn’t reading Playboy at that age, but I probably couldn’t afford it and would have been too young to buy it!   But I knew the cartoon.

Will Elder passed away May 15th, at the age of 86 after a long battle with Parkinsons disease, leaving behind a legacy of work which is acknowledged through out the Internet by several reviewers and interest groups.  In 2003 he was inducted into the Comic Book Hall of Fame.

Known for his Chicken Fat style, (he coined the phrase), he always put a lot of graphics in his background frames.  Enough to keep you busy and amused for hours!

Lucrezia Magazine 

Publisher: Anastasia Mavromatis

Sub-Editor: Nicholas Christie

Art Editor/Webmaster: Eddie Ostrowski

I love talent channelled properly.  Here you’ll find "quality erotica, informative essays, articles, art, that focuses on a variety of themes".  Such a project headed by Ana Mavromatis from Sexualité amongst many blogs she authors, is a treat.  It has an art and photography section nicely documented and reviewed by Ana herself but to top that section, photographer Eddie Otrowski himself presently reviews  Blue Art by Gunther Vandenven.  In the current issue, Eddie is also featured and interviewed by Ana.

Strict rules are put in place for those authors who wish to gain exposures, that’s a good point.  It guarantees  well written work.  The submitted work, is presented in Lucrezia Magazine  under two different themes/sections:  Essays and articles being one and Fiction being the other. 

An online project such as this requires a lot of time and effort to set forward.  Obviously this has been done here.  Already in third or fourth month, this is a  real treat to follow.