Dedicated to the published work of Harrison Marks & other prominent photographers of the 1950's, 60's and early 70's. Along with popular glamour models such as June Palmer, Pamela Green, Dawn Grayson and others
A quirky shot of Annette Johnson from a 35mm negative as she poses on the bed. Nothing out of the ordinary about Annette and her pose, but look at the reflection in the mirror! You can clearly see the photographer taking the photo of Annette as she poses. You can also see a lighting stand and cable hanging down, so not the best framed shot I’ve seen :)
A very stern looking, but statuesque Monique Devereux by Harrison Marks. Stood looking away from the camera Monique looks very formidable with her hands on her hips as that ample bosom thrusts out from the between the open shirt.
The perfect shape of Eve Eden, hands on hips, perfect tits and a hint of perfect smoothness down below.
Jenny looks the sort of girl mother warned you about, but you didn’t listen and got lured in! I love how Jenny sits there unashamedly legs apart showing you what’s on offer!
The sumptuous curves of Ann Austin gracing the cover of Fotag No.2. I love how these magazines were defined as 48 pages of photographic studies, when basically it was cover to cover nudes.
Rosa Domaille (Eve Eden) from restored silver gelatin prints of her posing in white panties posing on a wall. A great little set of prints showing off Eve and her fabulous assets.
Another very natural and bushy view of Nicole Yerner by Harrison Marks. Stunning side view of her figure in the sun as she poses outdoors at Ewhurst Manor.
A very serious looking Lorraine Burnett laying on several sheepskin rugs as she offers up her hefty bosom for the camera. Taken by Harrison Marks, but no idea where it was published as one of my first random images I collected of Lorraine.
Taken in 1958 on location at the Isles of Scilly by Harrison Marks this has Marie kneeling nude in the sea wearing just a blonde wig and scarf. Many of these shots appeared in Kamera on Location, but not in colour.
This shot was also used on the cover of Film & Figure Magazine No.9 by Parliament Publications.
