Frequently Asked Questions
How often is the site updated?
On average we will update once a week with a main model set and then there will also be an update in the XXX-tras section. This will usually be the BelAmi video and sometimes other content. The site will usually take a break for 3 weeks over Christmas and New Year but we would normally do a bumper update to compensate.

Are there full frontal images of all the models?
About 90% of the guys on here do show it all. Many of these images are from 5 or 6 years ago, and back then Dylan was not so insistent on full frontal. Now however, most of the new guys that are added will have some full frontal images. Remember this is not a porn site (although that definition is not very clear) and so the most important thing is that we stay true to the THE MALE FORM principle which is beautiful guys and NO CLOTHING. However we realize that if members are paying to join the site they expect a certain level of eroticism.

How explicit are the images?
Dylan prefers to shoot male nudes that are not overly sexual in nature. Even many of the erect shots on the site are more a study of the human body and less a seductive pose to camera. Of course sometimes shoots get more steamy and then Dylan is happy to capture that as well. In the EXTRAS section we have some more explicit stuff like the PENIS PROJECT which has extreme close up images of the penis from flaccid to erect and ejaculation. There are even some solo masturbation videos there too. I think where we will draw the line is at actual penetrative sex. There is enough of that stuff elsewhere on the internet. But, never say never...

What is your privacy policy?
We do not sell membership information to third parties. Everything is strictly confidential. We won't send out any emails to you unless you join the MAILING LIST which you can unsubscribe from anytime.

I would like to model for TheMaleForm. How do I go about it?
We have high standards as you can tell by looking at the models featured on this site. If you think you have what it takes to be included with these guys then go to the APPLY page for more details.

What size are the images?
ALL NEW SETS SINCE MID 2011 ARE 739x1055 PIXELS.
For older sets there is a mixture of small (370x530px) and large (739x1055px) images. HOWEVER to the right of the models name is the "FLASH GALLERY LOGO" (for Dylan Rosser's shoots only) which will take you to a new window where all the images will resize up to 717x1024px depending on how big you open up your browser. Make sure you choose the SLIDESHOW option to get the biggest possible image size.
A small percentage of the very early work is at the small size.

How many images does each model have?
This varies depending on how much time the photographer had with the model and how the images came out. Each set will normally have about 10 images. A lot of work goes on after the shoot and some of the post-production can be quite time consuming. The aim is to rather have a smaller selection of quality images then a lot of mediocre stuff. If you are looking for 100's of photos of one models slowly stripping off and getting hard for the camera, then this is not the right site for you.

Why do some models seem to be missing sets?
(THIS ONLY APPLIES TO DYLAN ROSSER'S SETS) When Dylan shoots he tries to do a selection of different looks, i.e. some white background images, some with different lighting, etc. When organizing these images initially he assigns each "look" a different set letter, i.e. SET A, SET B, SET C, etc. However when it comes down to editing and retouching he might decide for some reason that one or more of the sets is not usable. Maybe there were not enough images to make a nice set, maybe the quality was not good, or the model did not look comfortable, even perhaps the model asked for that set not to be used. And sometimes those "missing" sets will get added at a later point.

How do I buy a print?
Please refer to the SHOP section.

Why do some images appear on this site but not on DYLAN ROSSER PHOTOGRAPHY?
There are too many images on this site to offer them all as prints. We have tried to select the best ones but if there is an image on here that you would like added to DYLAN ROSSER PHOTOGRAPHY then get in touch and we will try and add it.

What is the difference between this site and DYLAN ROSSER PHOTOGRAPHY?
THE MALE FORM is the main site and DYLAN ROSSER PHOTOGRAPHY is basically a spin off site where people can buy prints and view a large selection of work without having to join THE MALE FORM. Of course the full frontal images can only be viewed by paying members of THE MALE FORM.

What is the difference between LIMITED and OPEN EDITIONS?
"Limited Edition" means there will only be 20 prints of that image in that particular size. So no more than 20 (at that size) will ever be made. Because of that, they are more expensive and collectable. They are signed and numbered by the artist. The cheaper prints on the DYLAN ROSSER PHOTOGRAPHY site are what you call "Open Editions" so any number can be printed.

Who decides what prints are offered as LIMITED EDITIONS?
These are generally Dylan's favourite images. He selects only images that he feels will work as a fine art print and something a collector might be interested in. Often this will be B&W images or those that are timeless.

How do I cancel my membership?
All memberships are handled by CCBill. When you join you will receive an email from them which should have details on how to cancel. If you have lost that email you can go to this link to manage and/or cancel your account: https://support.ccbill.com/?

Any other questions about the site then let us know...

 

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