Ab- and pec-tastic model hotness Marcus Hill—recently seen sweating, bulging and ramping up the sex factor—is captured in these newish images by fashion and beefcake photographer Rick Day. Marcus gives excellent face WHEN YOU JUMP ...
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Major Model of the moment Marcus Hill—recently seen sweating and bulging—ramps up the sex factor for GEIL, the newish German men's lifestyle magazine. The editorial was lensed by Croatian-German model slash photographer hotness Brian Jankic.
Oh and about the title: Geil is literally translated as state of sexual excitement ("Ich bin Geil!" or "I'm horny!") but can easily be applied "for anything that is exciting—music, clothes, cars and so forth."
Sehr geil! More of Marcus Hill's pecs and abs—and some fashion—WHEN YOU JUMP ...
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Major Model of the moment Marcus Hill is featured sweating, stretching, pumping iron and bulging in the "Sweat" editorial in the October 2010 issue of Instinct. The editorial is lensed by New York City-based fashion and beefcake photographer Vincent Dilio. Instinct Fashion Director Sean Krebs styles Marcus in the briefest oh-so-flattering briefs.
Marcus Hill's chiseled muscles were last seen in new digitals. Vincent Dilio recently lensed the Wendell Lissimore and Henry Watkins swimwear feature—and the Anthony Gallo, Bobby Roache and Shawn Sutton beefcake editorials—for the same magazine.
Instinct shares two more images of a very sweaty and very bulging Marcus Hill, not seen in the magazine, WHEN YOU JUMP ...
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Start the day with a little candy, not the Halloween variety that you'll be passing out later, but, eye candy. Major Models releases new images of the Marcus Hill, the flawless "it boy" and one of the models of the moment.
The body may not be immediately familiar to Rod 2.0 readers, but, the chiseled face and the lips should be recognizable. In the summer of 2006, an editorial featuring Marcus was used for this Rod 2.0 banner.
Photography by Gregory Vaughn. Sometimes the best accessory for basic black are tighty whiteys.
