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
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I thought I’d start the day with something big and bouncy! I saw these shots over on Girlymags eBay listings and he’s been kind enough to send me larger versions to edit. At first I thought they were shots of a dark haired Virginia Bell, but having a closer look I don’t think it is, so I don’t know who it is? Regardless, it wasn’t the name that caught my attention, but rather those very large bouncy tits :)
Enjoy and Happy Friday!
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I’m back off my Hols! So thought I’d kick things off again with a cheeky rear view shot of June Palmer from Kamera No.69 P14 (1965) as she looks over her shoulder. Taken by Harrison Marks this is from a series of Photo’s of June posing on the Roman Bath set in dark Cleopatra like wig.
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Marie Deveraux from the pages of Solo No.8 P14 (1959), which is solely dedicated to her by Harrison Marks. A very wet looking Marie, but at the same time looking extremely hot as that soaked dress clings to all the right places. I love how she pulls that wet dress tight against her body, making it cling to those big round tits. An extremely wet but hot shot!
From an original Harrison Marks negative, a great shot of an unknown model posing topless in thigh high white boots, hot pants and pigtails. A different shot of this model as she poses outside, and I have several more negatives from this set of her in those wonderful hot pants. Not a bad pair of tits, either!
A very erotic shot of Erica from Kamera Winter Special P42 (1966) on the loft set by Harrison Marks. I’m loving the corset and fishnets, but for me, it’s the sheer blouse and the way you get to see those beautiful big tits through the material that make this shot. Although published in 1966, I suspect this shot was taken much earlier, probably 1959 around the time her Solo appearance was published?
Jenny Lane posing on the Casbah set from Kamera No.88 (1968). A nice body, but not the most attractive of models to pose for GHM, and an awful bit of retouching in this shot. Especially as she had a nice lush pussy on show in some of the uncensored shots I have.
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A different view on things in more than one way, with a shot of Pamela Green and Jean Spaul (Sporle) posing for Harrison Marks as they hang out of the window nude! A very simple but effective shot of Pam and Jean and I love the curve of Pam’s hips in this shot and clever use of the reflection, making it look as though we see the both sides of her figure. I don’t recall seeing this shot being used in Kamera, but I may be wrong? Thanks to Simon for a cracking shot of these two and I even got a Playschool reference in the title. I must get extra points for that!
Note: This is an original image and subject to this copyright notice.
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Wendy Luton posing on the boot of yet another Buick out on location. Taken by Harrison Marks, Wendy looks as alluring as ever, but I’m just not sure what she is doing with her hands, beating her chest or directing traffic :)
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Virginia Green from Solo No.15 P10 (1960) giving us a shot of her rear view! What a fabulous round and peachy arse she has in this shot as she leans forward over the dressing table. We also get a two for one in this shot, as we get to see a front view of Virginia as well :)
Another shot from the collection of original Philip Gotlop prints sent over by Paul from Firebird Records, but this time the model is recognizable, especially if you follow this site. The model so beautifully highlighted by the light and shadows is non-other than Sylvana Manto (Madelaine Bannister). A stunning shot of her by Philip, and I do wonder why his early glamour work has gone mostly unnoticed or avoided rather than his more popular work? Maybe as he became more popular, he didn’t want to be associated with this side of his photography, but we all have to start somewhere!
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