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
Someone reminded me today that I hadn’t posted a shot recently of the stunning Velma Loftus, so here is a new shot of her. Taken by Harrison Marks on the African set in 1967 it shows Velma posing topless in what looks like a leopard skin skirt sat on a leopard skin covered sofa. How much leopard skin can you have in one shot, as GHM obviously loved it in this shot! Although Velma does look rather good sat amongst all those spots. :)
The curved beauty of Virginia Green by Harrison Marks as she poses on the dressing room set. This shot scanned from the original negative was published back in Kamera No.29 P5 (1960), but was cropped much tighter than this version and also slightly censored for publication. I prefer my wider cropped version, as you get to see the back of Virginia in the reflection of the mirror. Although the front view of Virginia is rather nice as well, and I love her perfect hourglass figure with slender waist and curved hips, a delicious view of Virginia!
A cheeky rearview of the second Mrs Harrison Marks, Vivienne Warren posing for GHM in his flat. Plenty on view here, especially Vivienne’s rather nice rear, but also plenty of stills on the wall in the background from films that GHM made and appeared in with his mate Stuart Samuels, but can you name them? I also see a delightful shot of Ann Walker above Vivienne’s head. :)
Gerry Brown striking a laid back pose on the dungeon set by Harrison Marks. A different location and pose than normal for this shot, and love the very 1960s hairstyle that Gerry has in this shot, plus the view of her figure and mound! All very laid back for a Saturday morning!
This has to be one of my best and favourite coloured creations. Li Wing taken by Harrison Marks on the Egyptian set in 1969. Skin colouring and tones are so difficult to accurately colour, especially on models with colour. Throw in coloured jewellery, and it’s a real challenge, which is why like this conversion, as I think I got both pretty spot on.
Another original shot of Nicole Yerner by Harrison Marks. Nicole appeared in a couple of GHM’s adult movies, including ‘Nicole’ and his Maximus Film release ‘Aphrodesia Part 2’. This shot of her seems to be a still from the first film, with her posing in black stocking and suspenders in the bedroom. A hand placed strategically to cover her modesty, but let’s face it, she has too much down below on show for one hand to cover, and it hardly hides a thing!
An absolute stunner of a shot featuring June Simpson posing on a window ledge by Harrison Marks. I’ve posted a copy of this before several years ago, but this is from the original negative. Interestingly, this untouched shot shows that June had a rather nasty scar down the front of her stomach, just below the belly button. On looking back through her images, it seems she either hid the scar or posed in a way it wasn’t that visible. The early version here seems to have it airbrushed out as well.
A simply gorgeous shot of June and her figure by GHM :)
Rochelle Lofting by Harrison Marks from Solo No.6 P11 (1958). She looks very seductive in this shot with that typical and classical 1950s hairstyle and makeup. What’s not so classical, but equally enthralling about the shot is the way she’s squeezing those beautiful tits between her arms, highlighting those small circular areola with little hard nipples protruding from them. A seductive and delicious shot. :)
Another fruit themed shot by Harrison Marks from the late 1960s of Tara Lynn offering up more than just some grapes! A still from the glamour film Cous-Cous with this Sheik enjoying more than the fruit!
The slender form of Penny Winters by Harrison Marks on location in 1966. Taken on the cliff tops overlooking Bedruthan beach, we have Penny posing with her furry friend. Several of these shots with Penny and the Sheepdog appeared in Kamera on Location 66, but this one didn’t.
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