Sinful Sunday Round-up 566

Welcome to round-up 566. The prompt for March is up for all your folks who are working in your images. This week on the round-up I am delighted to welcome lovely Cy from Super Smash Cache for her first time on the round-up.

You can find Cy on her own blog Super Smash Cache and on Twitter @supersmashcache

Cy’s Top 5 Pics of the Week

Thank you so much for having me for this month’s Sinful Sunday round-up! I love photography, I love spicy expression, and I love this community. This space has helped so many practice the art of erotic storytelling through photos and own the way they see themselves.

There were quite a few food play entries due to the overlap with Kink of the Week’s Nyotaimori prompt. For those who don’t know, Nyotaimori is the practice of eating sushi off a still, nude person’s body. Traditionally, it’s sushi off a woman, but we don’t have to let that confine us here.

It takes me back to my days as a model with chocolate truffles and flowers on me while I laid in lingerie at a party. More than one person thought I was a doll. I could barely stay still and not laugh.

That segues nicely into one of my favorite Sinful Sunday photos this week.

Focused and Filthy

“I do remember giving a good friend a box of chocolate truffles and having the conversation about whether I could lay still enough for them to stay on me and not roll off.”

Missy has turned herself into a human charcuterie board in this photo. I love the crisp composition; the 3/4 view evokes the sense of the body as a landscape.

Sexilicious Ash

It’s no mystery: I’m a fanatic of bold lighting. The passionate red glow, the contrast with the dark hair and rose, the galactic tapestry in the background. It looks like a photo I’d take.

Mx Nillin

This post is full of nostalgia. The photo and story give a vignette of their relationship, both sweet and sensual. Dirty, pretty, beautiful.

Exposing40

The tenebristic shadows were just so magically done. This photo’s sharp contrast guides the eyes down the body’s contours.

Frisky in the 916

I love how the harsh backlight makes everything else look in the shot darker and more subdued, fitting the mood for a late-night hotel room romp.