Sinful Sunday Weekly Round-up 510

The prompt for February is out now so you have plenty of time to work on your images

This week I am very happy to welcome Jenby to the round-up for the very first time. You can find her on her own blog JenDragon and on Twitter @JenetalTorture

Jenby’s Top 5 Pics of the Week

I love a Sinful Sunday. I’ve only found time to participate in a handful over the years but it’s never less than a joy to be reminded just how many other sexy exhibitionists there are kicking around, and given the always delightful body of work on display I was thrilled when Molly asked me to do a round-up. So, without further ado, here are – in my humble opinion – the top five pics for this week:

Elliot Henry

I just love the juxtaposition here of the portrait with its surroundings, and the crisp, clean composition leaves one unsure which elements of the scene are real and which – if any – are not. Regardless, I want this on my wall too, stat!

Ouizzi

A simple yet fabulous image. That wonderfully clingy bodystocking making the most of every curve, focusing our attention right where it needs to be, the soft lighting giving our subject’s skin an almost pearlescent sheen. Economical and sexy as hell.

Molly’s Daily Kiss

Molly always knows how to sell a snap. The saturation of colours here gives the autumn wood a warm, decadent, sun-drenched feel, and the framing and cape placement is impeccable. I suppose that shapely butt of hers ain’t so bad either…

No Pants Endurance

Lewdness and puns, a sure-fire way to my heart! What’s not to love here? Two people having an absolute ball, a sexy outfit complete with figure-hugging corset, and an exposed cock dangling like the Sword of Damocles. Is the plan to rise to the challenge, or be showered with riches? Either way: hot.

Blue Submission

Our winner, by some margin. A ridiculously elaborate set-up coupled with a dizzying Dutch angle that yanks us straight into the mindset of the poor suspended bunny, gorgeous lighting across the subject’s buns and back muscles, breathtaking sharpness (get a load of that depth of field!) and a deliciously ironic use of the phrase ‘watchful eye’. Full marks!