I thought it would be easy to do a day of posts featuring the wonderful rears of some of the models by Harrison Marks, but it’s harder than I imagined! Scanning through all the images and magazines I have it becomes apparent that GHM prefered up front shots rather than shots from behind as they are sparsely scattered throughout his publications. Not one to be deterred I’ve comes across a few views, such as the this great rear of Barbara Halks from Kamera No.86 (1968)
Kamera Specials & Books
Kamera Specials
Hardback Publications
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She Walks in Beauty (1964)
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Curtains & Curves (Original)
Another fantastic shot of this curvy unknown model taken by Harrison Marks and taken from the same set as this colour shot of the same model. I think those pink curtains certainly look better in black and white for sure, if not the model.
I’ve made some updates to the unknown models page and added this redhead beauty to the list, until such time that someone identifies her.
Brenda Graham – How To Look Good in Just Earrings! Part 2
Two more shots of Brenda Graham in a front room, posing in nothing more than her dangly earrings! Superb shots that go with this original shot from the same set.
The Diabolical Wendy Luton (1966)
I don’t know why but this shot of Wendy Luton from Kamera No.70 (1966) and the way she’s posing reminds me of the Dr Evil character from the Austin Powers movies. I think it’s the finger up to the mouth and the inclusion of the cat in the shot, but it’s all irrelevant trying to be diabolical if you look like Wendy and are naked! Still I wonder what naughty plans were going through her head in this shot, not world domination I suspect!
Pamela Green – Drift Wood Pose (1958)
You can’t beat some good wood as a prop in a glamour pose and this shot is no different! Pamela Green posing beside some drift wood on a beach in the Isles of Scilly from Kamera on Location (1958). Pam looks stunning in these shots of her wearing the long darks wig and there something about them makes them stand out from other times she was posed in a dark wig. I think it may well be the use of the make-up with the fuller lips and dark eyelashes that make them differ. To most it may well not be obvious that it’s Pamela Green without the familiar long blonde locks!

























