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 superb colour shot of Terry Graham from an original Harrison Marks negative, taken in the bedroom of one of his flat’s as the brass bedstead is very familiar! Terry looks as gorgeous as ever in this pose and no need to retouch this shot as her legs are firmly crossed to hide anything from peeking out, but being shaven obviously helps!
I just love this shot of Angela Duncan posing on that fluffy rug from the ‘Fluffy Bunny‘ set in front of the fireplace as she teases us with more than those big tits. This shot is more of a cheeky rear shot, showing off her gorgeous big bum more than her tits, but who am I to complain, as it’s an equally good view.
Caroline Coon posing at the bar in GHM’s flat with a very retro looking bottle of brandy! This shot appears in Kamera No.80 P36 (1967) and is one of seven shots of Caroline in this edition, posing around the living room of the flat.
Ann Wilson posing in a pond from P33 of Solo No.44 (1965) by Harrison Marks and dedicated entirely to Ann.
I always assumed that this pond was in the grounds of Ewhurst Manor, but it wasn’t until Terry Sparks mentioned it, that the pond is actually in the grounds of Walden Manor, not Ewhurst. If you look on Google Maps the pond is no longer there, but if you were to look at the front of the house it would have been down the left-hand side, where a patio now stands between the house and a large tree.
I’ve also seen images of Monique Devereux, Barbara Halks and Stevie Vaughan standing in the same pond as well. It must have been bloody cold and not that clean, so makes you wonder how GHM talked them into getting in the pond!
I’d forgotten I’d got this very colourful shot of Wendy James! Taken by Harrison Marks, it gives us a cropped topless view of Wendy looking away from the camera and posing in front of the Chinese Dragon on the Chinese Garden/Mandarin set.
Another of the less published models of Harrison Marks on this site is Valerie Jones, and the only other shot I’ve published of her is this one. One thing obvious in both shots is Valerie’s ‘Glass Cutter’ Nipples, as in both shots and a few others I have they seem to be very pointed and prominent. One assumes it was the natural state of them, more than anything else. :)
Connie Fielding, dipping her toes in the sea wearing a stunning bikini that’s coming off at the shoulders! It’s actually Eve Eden or Rosa Domaille, but she went under the name Connie Fielding during this period of her career, when most of the shots of her were taken by Ed Alexander. No rude Rosa in these shots’ as they are actually quite tame compared to the many other shots we’ve seen of her under her various names!
I love this set of Rita Landre (Pam Green) on the Alley Set, which appear in Kamera No.23 (1960) and I particularly like the top shot! Wearing just her fur shawl and stockings stood against the Parisian posters, she looks like a very high class lady of the night, waiting for her next gentleman visitor. You can see all of the shots from this set I have so far, including a stunning colour shot here.
The cover of Kamera No.36 (1960) featuring one of my big busted favourites, Erica. This comes from a scan of my own copy from my growing collection of Kamera magazines. It needed very little doing to it, apart from a tweak to the colours, as this copy is in near perfect condition for its age, with the cover only slightly faded.
The start of a small set of 5 images of Jayne Tracey from my own 35 mm negative collection. This set has Jayne posing in a little black sheer négligée and has her sat in this comfy chair as well as posing at a dressing table in different poses. No nudity in these shots, as you can clearly see her black underwear below the sheer négligée. I suppose there may be later shots to this set where things come off to reveal more of Jayne, unfortunately I haven’t seen any! A great start to the set with this shot and captures the feel of a 1960s boudoir really well, with more to come soon and loving the silver shoes!
The Kamera Club 