Topic: Jake's pix

[ksxks]

One can indeed drown in those eyes...  The eyes mark him as the Prince of Dreams...

Sigh...

kathy

[ksxks]

So much to admire.  Beauty that moves...

Each pic captures a brief moment in time.  Beauty may be transient, but the Ideal is unchanging.

So true.  Your beautiful ideas and words.

This pic is interesting, though, because his face doesn't look symmetrical, which is usually does.  I think it's just the turn and tilt of head and the smiling.

Isn't symmetry of features some mark of perfection?  Supposedly.  (Most people I know, including myself, our faces are NOT symmetric.)

kathy

[ksxks]

Wow -- lovely pair.  Who is that?

kathy

[ksxks]

Not still the boy but not yet the man.

kathy

[ksxks]

Boy, those are some tall men there, to dwarf him.

kathy

[ksxks]

It's when he has this kind of look on his face that I just...am beside myself.

kathy

[ksxks]

Talent. 

LOL.  I know -- I keep seeing that in this series of pics, too.  Talent.  Indeed.

kathy

[ksxks]

I don't mind him NOT having his hair...

His face is beautifully defined anyway...

Me, too.  He is equally intriguing, but different.  I just like a little hair, that's all.  Personal preference.

kathy

[ksxks]

Nice to see that he was on Kerry's side

Which one is better?

Both, for different reasons.  The color of course, eyes and lips.  The B/W a nice softeness.

kathy

[ksxks]

Light blue on crimson -- certainly his beauty is highlighted by the ambient colors.  I think this is an example of a pic whose strong and wonderful color scheme makes it superior to a balck and white version.  Do you agree?

Yes, not just him, but the whole scene -- B/W wouldn't do it justice.  It's rather more about color than it is about line and light/dark.

kathy

[ksxks]

Beautiful regardless of what he wears or is doing 

Beautiful when he wears nothing or does nothing. 

As long as he's breathing.

kathy

[Raisa]

Never has . . .  Never will 

Yummy!

[ksxks]

Tom, this is very poetic, no?  Pale blue youth.

kathy

[ksxks]

This one, whoa.  Almost don't know quite what to say.  Hot bad guy.  Danger, danger.

kathy

[ksxks]

Funny, that Jake and Anne were both on that cover.

kathy

[ksxks]

This suit too conservative for me, though I appreciate his sartorial splendor nonetheless.  Actually, I think this suit made him not have as much fun.

kathy

[ksxks]

Thanks, T., I like.  I need to see this movie.

kathy

[ksxks]

With Heath, in Venice.

Thank you, I needed this.  After all this Jake and other people, I needed Jake with Heath.  This, after all, is my main love here -- Ennis and Jack, Heath and Jake...

kathy

[greenfrog]

Note the pants . . .

[ksxks]

Evening / morning, Greenfrog!

He looks very different, just because of the shaped eyebrow.  You know how I always say I totally can dig men wearing eye makeup (if they want), but not reshaping the brows, not in this instance anyway.  The thick brows are really integral to Jake's good looks.  I think.

kathy

[greenfrog]

Hello Kathy 

[ksxks]

Like this.  Brows like this.  Although actually, that other look can be interesting, too.  Kind of opens up his eyes a bit, with less eyebrow.

kathy

[ksxks]

Whew -- there's my high school boyfriend again.

kathy

[greenfrog]

[greenfrog]

[ksxks]

Note the pants . . .

Pink pants!!  What a guy.

kathy

[greenfrog]

[ksxks]

Hello Kathy 

Same to you, greenfrog.  This is so cute!

kathy

[greenfrog]

[ksxks]

No surprise...but I never knew he said that, that he's into being a hunk.  Though I'd call him so much more than a hunk.  Like a sex kitten. 

It's so obvious, though, that he enjoys giving us his body to look at, and all different guises of himself.  He is putting his looks to good use, not just his acting.  Not just his body, too, of course.  His face is so expressive, and he knows what to do with it, and does it freely.  I find it so refreshing, for him to enjoy being a "sex object" for us (whereas I resent women being "required" to be a sex object).

kathy