Julie Shearing: A Peachy View! (1958)


A visually stunning shot of the seductive Julie (Shearing) that was published in Solo No.4 P13 (1958) by Harrison Marks. This is from the original negative, and shows a beautiful rearview of Julie looking over her shoulder wearing just fishnet stockings and of course her trademark big dangly earrings. What makes this shot so stunning is the view of that perfectly peachy arse and the way her hips glide into her hourglass waist.

Some technical information for the photographers of us out there. This was taken on a Rollei Tessar 3.5 on Weston Film 200 with an exposure of a 10th at f14. Lighting was via a 2000 watts Tungsten light according to the information on the page right under Julies bum :)

Caught Up with Julie


Two shots of Julie Shearing by Harrison Marks posing with just some netting. These images were published in Solo No.4 in 1958, which was dedicated to images of Julie. These images appear on the inside cover and page 18 respectively.

Exciting No.17: Front & Rear


Another front and rear cover from my Exciting magazine collection, this time No.17 from 1967. Not a front and rear shot of the model this time, but still a stunner in sheer yellow blouse and stay ups.

Exciting Spreads!


Five centre spreads from the pages of the 1960s magazine ‘Exciting’. These were larger images of the models across three pages that folded out for you to spread and enjoy, edited to remove the folds. Some stunning views of the models with a few common themes. These 5 are from Exciting No.12, 13, 15, 21 and 26, so more centre spreads to come!

June Russell: Kamera No.16 Cover (1959)


June Russell and that very colourful towel on her head posing on the cover of Kamera No.16 (1959). The image has obviously been flipped on it’s side to fit the cover, but still a fabulous shot of a nude June Russell. The towel she’s lying on also looks familiar and was used in several shots with Pamela Green from Kamera on Location.

Coloured Cover Girl


A fantastic double page spread (pun intended) from Cover Girl No.3. Creating this bi-coloured effect on photos today is fairly easy with all the software available. I do wonder how that process happened back in the 60s. Regardless, it was a fabulous shot of a French beauty by Serge Jacques.

Ann Wilson's Nice Frontage! (1965)


A very nice front view of Ann Wilson from Solo No.44 P29 (1965) by Harrison Marks. The retouchers were at it again with this shot, but thankfully not much to hide as Ann kept things clean down there! Also, a nice view of the frontage of Ewhurst Manor in this shot, showing the main front windows and door, which means Ann was either stood on the driveway or small front lawn in front of the drive.

Kamera No.27 Cover (1959)


One of my favourite early Kamera covers featuring Pamela Green and Jean Spaul (Sporle) posing in the living room of GHM’s flat. Not much more you need to say about it really, other than it’s a classic cover and even today has an elegance and style about it that can’t be replicated.

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