Chilly Start in the Trossachs

 There's something about a man in a kilt that fires the imagination - and curiousity about what he's got on underneath. Matt Zumwalt stokes the tease here by flashing a chunky thigh. 

Cavorting in the snow is certainly in keeping with the tough, he-man image of Scots,
epitomised by the tossing events of the Highland Games.

You do wonder how such a minimal garment became standard wear in a country 
that has more than it's fair share of perishing cold weather. 

Photo of Matt Zumwalt by Eric Battershell

A Box of Boys

 

 

This image by Alga has an intriguing subject and delicious colouring

The restrictive boxing and loose lasso suggest bad behaviour being punished

The winged trainer perhaps signifies wings being clipped.

The young pair look suitably resentful.

Haven't a clue what the umbrella means, but it's just a great image.

 

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There's an 'Alga' on twitter/X but it's not obviously the same artist

Watery Fate

 

Photographic models have to get used to being asked to do weird things

Especially if they have well-honed physiques.
 

Even so, this most unusual modelling assignment involving extremely thick rope the size of an octopus tentacle and a great deal of splashing water while trapped within a cage might have given any young man pause for thought about where exactly all this is headed.

Model: Muriel Vilela

More wet boys at Dannyboi2

Art by Amo

 

Amo - Hero

 

Marvellous imagining of a traditional Greek hero

resting on his laurels, in the sporting sense.

 

 

Amo - Muse

An equally appealing study of a musical muse

but the Art Deco styling creates a brilliant retro look 

 

 

Amo - Blue

 A more down to earth imagining of a modern sportsman
completes a terrific trio of images 

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More Amo on Twitter

Must I?

At the window:-  "Did You Call Me?"

 

In the Living Room: "Guess I've got no choice"

credit: All American Guy Anthony Mainella

 

 

 

In the Bedroom: Happy now?

Art by George Towne

George Towne - Eric Seated

 It's nice to see a mature subject allowed to express his sexuality.

 More male art by George Towne

Tight Clothes

There's been a fashion recently for men to wear tight clothing for work

For less formal wear the practice goes back further but was generally confimed to those who had something spectacular underneath that they wanted to show off. 

I don't know who created this image, it looks enhanced but what's not to like?