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
Rusty Gaynor posing nude sat on a wicker chair on the front lawn of Ewhurst Manor by Harrison Marks. An odd pose, but that’s nothing new with GHM, but also an odd shape to Rusty’s boobs, but then I’m sure I’ve mentioned I think she had them done!
The man himself Harrison Marks! Photographed here on location in 1958 with Pamela Green (dark wig) and Marie Deveraux (blonde wig). A typical shot of GHM with camera in hand and a cigarette not too far away! Taken on the Scilly Isles, this shot of Harrison Marks and two of his most popular models appeared in his hardback book Kamera on Location P8 (1958).
Y is for Nicole Yerner, another model that posed for Harrison Marks but unfortunately I have no actual shots of her by GHM, but she did appear in two adult home movies including ‘Nicole’ and his Maximus Films release ‘Aphrodesia Part 2’. These two shots of Nicole come from a different publication, similar to Range or SBS, but I couldn’t identify this particular title.
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Rosalie Peters wearing just a bobble hat, boots and gloves from Kamera No.79 P28 (1967). I couldn’t resist scanning and posting this from my new collection of Kamera magazines, as the theme seemed quite appropriate on the run up to Xmas.
A beautifully posed shot of Rosalie, but I could never understand the need for the long blonde wig? Rosalie also appears on the cover of Kamera No.79 along with 15 other pages, including two colour shots in the centre pages. All are snow themed or taken on the Winter/Festive set by Harrison Marks, so one does wonder if this was the December edition from 1967?
P is for Paul, as in Jane Paul posing for Harrison Marks in one of the bedrooms at his flat. A superb portrait of one of the lesser known or used GHM models, although Jane did also pose in several ToCo publications such as Spick & Span. More from Jane in the above set to come anon
Beneath the dark wig is none other than Suzanne Pritchard, US big tit model who posed for many magazines during the early 1970s. Here she is posing with Robin Day (blonde wig) on the bed with two strategically placed cushions. Images from this set appeared in several US magazines, with Suzanne using the name Sarah Pinkerton with a Robin using Rhonda Drake.
God knows why they had to use those awful wigs, and I also have a set of them posing with the wigs swapped! Wigs or not, you can’t hide the view of those beautiful big tits of Suzy!
The cover of the Diane Weber Album, published by Kamera Publications. Although this and a few other magazines were published via Kamera Publications, they were not Harrison Marks’ photographs, but imports from the USA. This particular magazine featured photographs of Diane Webber (Marguerite Empey) taken by Bunny Yeager. A very nice collection of photo’s of Diane posing down at the beach.
The model known as Laya posing on the Pharaohs Set, taken by Harrison Marks in 1966. Laya only appeared in one of GHM’s glamour films, which was Episode 2, ‘The Dance’ in the 4 part series ‘Favourites of the Pharaohs’. Stills taken of Laya on the set were published in Kamera No.75. There was also a set of 35 mm colour slides and a set of colour postcards produced.
The above is one of the original stills taken on set of Laya and shows off her beautiful full figure, her thick luscious pussy and those huge dark areola, delicious!
Another cracking shot of Pamela Green posing for Harrison Marks on ‘The Window Dresser’ set wearing nothing more than a summer hat! Taken from the same set as this earlier shot this is from another scan of an original negative and thanks as always to Simon for sending through this image of Pam from his collection.
Beneath the obvious blonde wig and gloriously naked is none other than Gloria Lomax from a restored 10 by 8 print published by Russell Gay. Kneeling in an armchair with all her charms on show, I’m not quite sure what the blonde wig was all about, but it takes very little away from the stunning view of Gloria. :)
The Kamera Club 