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hey guys gals and nb pals. sup <3

swimsuit for a summer garden

I've heard the Louvre museum is opening a mlm homo-erotic digital art gallery in 2027 -- your latest #me should be hung at the entrance. Breathtaking art and not-so-subtle eroticism. Thanks for posing and posting, doode.

I hella appreciate this, and it also makes me wonder what counts as mlm homo-erotic art. You know, because so much of what I take is just solo; it makes me wonder if it comes off as explicitly queer. I hope it does!

Eruption

(Photo composite of six photos waving the dang fabric in the wind; Scottish nature preserve near Edinburgh)

Windwomb

(Photo, non-composite, same outcrop)

Photographed by my friend @finnflux

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I haven’t figured out what to do with these photos from the west coast of Scotland, so frankly at this point there’s my favorite photo completely ungraded and a quick clothed test I did for the color values.

And, here are some of the others, just so they’re not sitting completely dead in my hard drive!

the work we do in this world for the art of it all

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We’re in a BOAT

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I haven’t figured out what to do with these photos from the west coast of Scotland, so frankly at this point there’s my favorite photo completely ungraded and a quick clothed test I did for the color values.

And, here are some of the others, just so they’re not sitting completely dead in my hard drive!

#me

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The end of summer in the highland gorges

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Also

spirits

….bonus spirits

I probably don't put the message of my blog often enough under my pictures - at least the pictures where I'm wearing lingerie. I want people to see lingerie for what it is - a wonderful tool for accentuating your form - whatever gender you might be.

I know my blog has an appeal to a whole spectrum of people so I don't really want people to feel that this message is targeted at any specific type of person - even though I myself am about as run of a mill, stereotypical male as you can get.

Having some sort of online presence as a creator always leaves me slightly unsure about how much of myself to present to the audience for this very reason. I know it's natural for followers to come to feel like they know the person posting, but on the other side of that, as I touch upon in my pinned post, I find it important for the art itself that people can project a little bit - whether they see themselves, or a close friend or partner, or even their favourite character from a fictional series they enjoy in my images. In a way, it's a way of separating the art from the artist. And I really don't mind when people what to see any gender they want in my images.

But please do remember that it's the art and not the artist. Quite often even I don't see myself in my images - at least when I compare it to the person I see in the mirror every day. It's like when you see an actor in a film - even if they put a lot of themselves into that role, it's still not them that you are seeing!