Tag: Curvy

A Sultry Virginia Green: Solo No.15 (1960)


Virginia Green posing in the studio by Harrison Marks and published in Solo No.15 P19 (1960). A fabulous sexy sultry look and such curves, as I love the curve of her hips in this sitting pose! I also have the original negative, so members can see a much clearer version, plus the full medium format shot.

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Theresa: Curves & Curtains


A fantastic shot of Theresa Seymour taken by Harrison Marks. Theresa really changed over her period, posing for GHM with auburn curls in this shot to earlier when she had short blond hair. Either hairstyle, the curves remained the same :)

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Sylvana Manto: Laid Back Beauty!


Another very sophisticated and sexy view of Sylvana Manto (Madelaine Bannister) from a restored silver gelatin photo. A fabulous shot of her as she leans on one hand laying on her side giving a view of those tits and curves.

A simply stunning, sophisticated shot, and just look at those lips!

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Ann Austin: Bursting At The Seams!


This updated shot of Ann Austin just blows me away, as I find it very stimulating for some reason! I think it’s the pose and the fact her ample bosom is about to burst out of that very small looking bra. Add in the hourglass waist and how those panties are pulled tight into her hips, and Ann isn’t the only one bursting at the seams! Her ample bosom and fuller, curvy figure is one of the reasons she was so popular back then and still is to many of us today! There is also a copyright stamp on the back of this shot of Ann that indicates the photo was taken by Serge Jacques :)

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Suzi Shaw: Plenty to Focus On!


Two shots taken in the studio of the busty Suzi Shaw from black and white negatives. Taken in 1967 Suzi is posing in fishnet tights and what looks like a silver thong and gloves. An odd outfit to choose, but that’s not the focus of attention in these photos!

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Teresa Seymour: Coloured TV!


A beautifully restored 35 mm colour Pamar slide by Harrison Marks that features Theresa Seymour with her redheaded curls posing in a long blue négligée by the TV. There’s something quite nice about seeing several shots from the same set of a model and then seeing a colour version. It tends to give the shot more context and vibrancy, I think?

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