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
The shapely form of Trudy Eyre/Angela Duncan, taken by Terry Sparks. Another shot from the set of 9 new original negatives I purchased.
Leaning against a wardrobe in just bikini bottom’s and scarf, it gives us a great view of her curvy body and ample tits. Taken on location at an unknown house in the living room on 18th November 1969.
As the publication says, a shot of June Johnson as nature intended! A very full on view of a full on bush from June Johnson on the lantern cottage set by Harrison Marks from Nature’s Intention Vol.1 No.2 (1969). I don’t have many shots of June as only four shots of her appear in Kamera, plus a couple from Nature’s Intention, which is a shame!
A welcoming view of a model named as Josie Montya by Harrison Marks. Posing naked, leaning back on a sofa and showing off her body and half-and-half view of her pussy. I’ve said before, several shots of Josie appear in New Kamera No.1 (1969) under the title ‘Just Josie’, hence the title.
Another shot from my set of Paula Ellis posing in the sauna by Harrison Marks and from a scan of the original negative, this time a colour version. Paula only seems to have posed for one set of photo’s by Harrison Marks, and all were on the sauna set. Several of these images were published in New Kamera No.1 (1969) and all were black and white, so nice to see an original colour shot.
Dawn Grayson by Harrison Marks on the ‘Backstage set’ at Lily Place Studio’s wearing a long blonde wig as ‘Liza Martelle’ in a pink underwear set. I love this shot of Dawn, although I do think she looks a little slutty in this set with those panties pulled up between her cheeks! This is an original scan of a negative from Kevin and again it’s good to see a full version of the negative against the version printed in the magazine here
A new shot of Angela Duncan by Terry Sparks from an original medium format negative.
This ample helping of Angela came from a set taken at a house by Terry in 1970. What a delicious shot of her figure as she lies on the bed, showing off those beautiful big tits and those fantastic curves of her body. Even better as it’s in colour!
Lisa Martelle giving us a peek backstage of one nipple plus several French Themed posters. Lisa is obviously Dawn Grayson by Harrison Marks on the ‘Backstage set’ at Lily Place Studio’s wearing a long blonde wig in a pink underwear set.
It’s a different set of Dawn, and I do think she looks a little slutty in this set. Maybe that was the idea. :)
Bea Bea Chu-Chu taken by Harrison Marks in one of the bay windows at his flat in 1969. A fabulous view of both Bea Bea’s figure and out the window, but I know which I prefer to look at. She does have rather a larger pair of tits on her, not Paula Page large but still large. Though I don’t think they stand out as much because they still look in proportion with the rest of her curvy figure, plus there’s not a lot of sag in this pair! Great figure and hips, as well as the natural look below, although not overly hairy compared to some!
A still taken from the 1969 Harrison Marks 8 mm Cine Film ‘Scout’s Honour’ featuring Maria Frost & Delia Thomas (left). The image itself is a cracker of the girls and their figures, especially the frontal view of Maria!
The film, itself, was filmed in the grounds of Ewhurst Manor and the cottage and familiar door can be seen in several shots. No idea who the Scout Master was that they were setting up in the film. Lucky bloke getting his woggle fiddled with though!
Some screenshots of the film below, and members can watch the whole 13-minute film.
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.
The Kamera Club 