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April is here, and it is a total tease! One minute the sun is shining and flowers blooming, and beach season seems just around the corner – and the next it is raining buckets. Get outside when you can, but for those rainy spring days, go ahead and stay in. Just make sure to treat yourself to our four fabulous releases in Lust Cinema this month – offering the very best in new adult film!

A Little Part of Me by James Avalon

From engaging stories and likeable characters to beautiful HD visuals, this title by New Sensations is sure to leave everyone satisfied. Plus, it’s the 2011 Feminist Porn Award winner for Steamiest Romantic Feature. Ooh lala!

After tragically losing the love of her life, Linda is in need of new distraction, inspiration and vitality. When her friends discover that Linda’s lost love was an organ donor, they send  her on a journey to meet the organs’ recipients. Despite her reservations, Linda embarks on a journey that will cause her to reconsider life, its pleasures, and the power of connection.

Do You Find My Feet “Suckable”? by Erika Lust

This short film by Erika Lust is part of the ongoing project, XCONFESSIONS: where your sex confessions are chosen each month to be turned into a short film by the award-winning erotic film director. Two university students find a shared passion, and abandon their studies for an erotic foot fetish game in the library:

“Very timidly I sat next to her and said hello. She surprised me by being very nice, and even asked if I liked her nail polish, and then her feet. She asked if I would give her a foot massage, and I trembled. It’s like she saw right through me when she asked whether I liked to suck feet, and if I found her feet to be suckable. They were, and I assured her by sucking each of her toes.”

Pearl Necklace by Joybear Pictures

When a maid working for the detestable Lord and Lady Shadwell is unfairly sacked, she plots sweet revenge. Seeking refuge with the kind and eager-to-please horse mistress beyond the estate, our heroine devises a plan to rob her former employers of a priceless heirloom.
Set in a lush country estate, this feature by Joybear combines an interesting plot with beautiful cinematography. The performer interviews at the end are a particularly fun glimpse behind-the-scenes, where we learn that Lord and Lady Shadwell are a real-life couple!

Hunt Me, Catch Me, Eat Me by Erika Lust

This short film by Erika Lust is part of the ongoing project, XCONFESSIONS: where your sex confessions are chosen each month to be turned into a short film by the award-winning erotic film director. This short features handmade fetish masks by Cecilia Lundqvist, and real-life performing couple Alexa and Joel Tomas, ad they indulge in a beautifully sinister game of predator and prey:

“My girlfriend and I have a sex game: we like to pretend we’re animals. We have costumes and masks, we wear our identities and play. Sometimes I will chase her when I am the wolf and she is the bunny. When I catch her, I stroke her soft fur over and over.”

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Lady Gaga for V Magazine by Inez and Vinoodh. #5 

Last month I picked more of your sex confessions from xconfessions.com to be turned into erotic short films and began shooting. Continue reading for a behind-the-scenes photos and a first look at the newest film!

We had an all-star cast of performers from all over Europe come to Barcelona for filming, and I know you are going to love the results! The cast, the crew and I had too much fun filming your weird and wonderful stories.

The irresistible Amarna Miller of Madrid – seen before in Sit Down, Shut Up and Watch, one of my first xconfessions short films – makes a return. We also introduce Maximilian Gambero from Portugal, Mischa Cross from Hungary, Geri del Bello from Italy, Kristopher Kodjoe from the UK, and Alexa and Joel Tomas from nearby Valencia.

Below is the trailer for Do You Find My Feet “Suckable”? which will be released in xconfessions.com next week.

Don’t forget to post your own kinky confession, for your chance to have it turned into an erotic short film directed by me!

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“Sou inspirado pelos momentos cotidianos da vida em Los Angeles e como o erotismo se encaixa nisso. Estou interessado em situações corriqueiras que cercam o sexo e a intimidade.”

Quem disse isso foi o Nate Walton, fotógrafo instalado na Califórnia e que, de lá, não quer sair nunca mais. Focado em foto de mulheres nuas e ambientes mais destruídos, parece que ele gosta de tirar ótimas fotos que contenham um tantão de liberdade e, com isso, ele pode te incomodar o quanto quiser.

Explico.

Temos e vemos imagens belas, harmônicas, simétricas, assépticas. Aqui mesmo no Bom Dia não faltam exemplos de ensaios e garotas e poses que saem completamente do cotidiano, lançando uma busca maluca por garotas que não existem naqueles formatos e por corpos que nenhuma mulher consegue ter, nem mesmo as que estão lá, posando.

E aí entra o Nate. Ou melhor, suas fotos.

Em cada ensaio, em todo clique, existe sempre uma intenção de não ser perfeito. De propósito mesmo. Aparentemente, há sempre uma pose ou objeto ou entortar de câmera ou uso de luz para sair daquela plasticidade do que vemos por aí em revistas em busca de mulheres gostosas.

Mas não nos enganemos. Tudo é “estragado” na medida certa de provocar e ainda atrair. Temos lá as garotas lindas, corpos lindos, cenários lindos. Tudo é milimetricamente ajustado para dar errado.

Não é fácil nos ver livres. Mas há, ao menos, uma bela contemplação nas fotos. Há muito mais que se olhar.

Boa semana a todos.

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Commission for a book collector

Rachel likes to leave her mark.

photo: careyhess

Post masturbation.

You can call me… BRI.

I identify as… a laid back, cool outgoing chica. I enjoy life and enjoy being me. A proud lesbian.

Very feminine with bit of an edge … to sum it up … I’m just me, either you love it or simply keep it moving.

As far as third-person pronouns go, … I really can care less about labels, just be respectful.

I’m attracted to… masculine women … a woman with a good head on her,
who’s very outgoing, funny, and sexy with a beautiful and humble personality.

When people talk about me, I want them to… know I’m very fun, caring, trustworthy – just an all-genuine loving person.

I want people to understand… you’re entitled to how you feel, how you think or your opinion.

But at the same time be respectful of a person and their feelings.

Because at the end of the day, we all human.

About BRI
A little about me: I’m 27 years old, independent, SINGLE … unfortunately lol!
But it’s cool, anyways I enjoy life. I like having fun, enjoying good people. 

» Define yourself. «

I just finished reading an interesting article on Le Tag Parfait about why the porn industry needs to evolve. It features a video by Four Chambers, whose videos I’m very interested in, as an example of the kind of movies that help the genre grow past tired stereotypes and stale imagery. Here is my favorite quote from the article:

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Since we last covered Rasha Kahil's work on the eve of In Your Home, a joint exhibition with Liane Lang back in 2012, the Lebanese photographer has been busy creating her third photography book. The White Room, which is released April 9, is the first in a series of limited-edition, self-published books to come. Whilst staying in a sublet single room in Berlin…

French duo Lucie Thomas and Thibault Zimmermann of the graphic studio Zim & Zou are back with more spectacular paper sculptures that are cut and assembled entirely by hand. Their latest work, called Paper Rebirth, features a stunning phoenix sculpture made out of flame-colored scraps of paper. Delicately cut pieces of paper form rows of feathers that cover the body of the phoenix, giving the sculpture a marvelous sense of texture and three-dimensional shape. From the intricate chest plumage to the swooping tail feathers, the fiery sculpture is a masterpiece of craft and skill.

The project was created as a part of a campaign to encourage recycling in Paris. Thomas and Zimmermann decided to construct a phoenix out of recycled paper, saying, "The Phoenix was a perfect mythological animal to symbolize that paper can have up to 5 lives thanks to recycling."

Although the artists first met in art school when they both studied graphic design, now their favorite choice of medium is paper. According to the duo, their "choice of paper is due to the versatility and good quality of the material, especially when it is sculpted and photographed." Thomas and Zimmermann manage to produce exquisitely crafted artworks from the humble material, creating everything from colorful animals to delicate plants to 3D illustrations.

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bronze sculptures by bruno catalano
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The eyes of Vincent van Gogh:Self Portraits, 1886 - 1889.

A selection of photos from the Your Best Shot 2013 group pool. To view more photos or share your own best shot, check out Your Best Shot 2013.

Photos from Duncan George, maxsaymilian, and skoeber.

Winter has crashed down upon us and settled in for a long stay, but that does not mean nature’s beauty has faded away. As you can see in this series of winter landscape photographs, nature plays no favorites with beauty. She is just as cunning of an artist with ice and snow as she is with green grass. flowers, and trees. She paints the trees with a dusting of frost. She creates icy mirrors from the still lakes to reflect the beauty of her creations. She creates sculptures with her icicles and snow drifts. She intermixes snow covered trees and ground with open waters filled with wild geese. She floats snow through the nighttime air creating twinkling flakes reflecting lights. Nature’s elegance stretches through the seasons. We are thrilled that some photographer dare the cold to capture some of nature’s most dramatic scenes.

Photo above by EarthPix

Photo by Lake Baikal

Photo by Hideyuki Katagiri

Photo by Marcin Ryczek

Photo by Kent Shiraishi

Photo by Jan Machata

Photo by Dmitry Dubikovskiy

Photo by Norbert Maier

Photo by deep21

Photo by Friðþjófur M

Photo by Lars van der Goor

Photo by Thomas Zakowski

Photo by Edwin van Nuil

Photo by Evgeni Dinev

Photo by Mark Geistweite

Photo by Emmanuel Coupe

Photo by Peter From

Photo by oskarpall

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