Tag: 1969

Nature's Intention by Harrison Marks

Monique Devereux posing in long dark wig on the ‘Mandarin’ set for the cover of Nature’s Intention Vol.1 No.2 (1969). I now have No.1 and No.2 of this superb super sized (10″ x 8″) magazine by Harrison Marks, each containing 64 full pages of uncensored shots of a range of his models. Most shots originally appeared in his other publications such as Kamera and Solo, but those were the retouched versions. These are bigger and bolder and have more bush in them than the Australian outback! More of which will be seen in coming posts.

Two questions though? Does anyone know if there were more than two and does anyone have a high quality image of the cover of No.1? My copy of No.1 was missing the cover, but complete apart from that, so I’d love a high resolution version of it if anyone has one?
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Hazel Taylor & The Glorious Gong!

Hazel Taylor posing on the Mandarin/Chinese Garden set from the pages of Nature’s Intention Vol.1 No.1 (1969) by harrison Marks. The girls in this publication sure were natural and sported wonderfully full bushes for all to see with not a bit of retouching in sight thank goodness!
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Dawn Chorus – Part 1

The first part of an article title ‘Dawn Chorus’ from New Kamera No.1 (1969) and featuring Dawn Grayson in long blonde wig. The photo’s from this article were shot by GHM on the ‘Hollywood’ set at Lily Place Studios in 1964 and include the very familiar long transparent dressing gown. Dawn’s alias when wearing the long blonde wig was Liza Martelle, another made up name by GHM!

My 50th Dawn Grayson post as well, in case your interested :)
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Rena Brown

A side profile of Rena Brown on the dungeon set and taken from the pages of New Kamera No.1 (1969). Rena appeared in the GHM movies ‘The Nine Ages of Nakedness’ and had a more substantial role in ‘Pattern of Evil’ and several shots of her in black leather outfit on the dungeon set appear in later editions of Kamera.

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Velma Loftus in Chains!

A very full on pose of Velam Loftus by Harrison Marks from New Kamera No.1 (1969), not only wrapped in chains on the dungeon set, but showing of her very full bush! Thankfully by the late 1960’s we were getting to see these girls in all their full glory, due to a relaxing of the UK censorship laws.
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Patsy French From New Kamera No.1

A very nice shot of Patsy French from New Kamera No.1 (1969), Harrison Marks attempt at revealing Kamera in the late 1960’s and 70’s.  Edition No.1 was late 1969 by which time censorship laws were loosening and pubic hair was becoming more acceptable in shots, as shown above. Patsy is another model that posed for GHM in the later part of the 60’s, but this is the first published image I’ve seen of her from him.

Thanks to Gavcrimson for the full copy of New Kamera No.1 with 62 pages including plenty of bush and some well known GHM models, more to come :)
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Penny Winters – What a Goddess!


Another stunning model that GHM only used occasionally. She appeared in Kamera No.73, Kamera on Location 66 and the glamour film ‘Favourites of the Pharoes Episode 2 – The Dance’, from which this still was taken.  Although both on location and Pharoes seem to be the same year (1966) Penny was Au natural in the film but depilated for the Cornwall shoot.  

The above photo appears in the Nature’s Intention Vol.1 No.1 ‘A Series of Natural Art Studies’ from 1969 and all images within are completely uncensored.

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U is for Unknown

As in unknown model posing on the festive snow set for Harrison Marks.  I don’t recognise her at all even in that position, another lovely uncensored bush on display for Xmas!  Printed in Nature’s Intention Vol.1 No.1 ‘A Series of Natural Art Studies’, but unsure if it appeared any where else?
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Xmas Cracker – Mary Stephan

The same festive set and location as yesterday, but this time the Xmas Cracker is Mary Stephan, otherwise known as Caroline Coon in a blonde wig! 

This one comes from Nature’s Intention Vol.1 No.1 ‘HM – A Series of Natural Art Studies’, which I absolutely love as it’s just full of GHM models showing off their full natural bushes! Maybe that’s why it’s called Natural Art!  you can see all the images I’ve published from this series so far … Here
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