A Cover Up By Julie! (1958)

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Julie (Shearing) covering her lower region with a towel from an image from Solo No.4 P14 (1958) by Harrison Marks and totally dedicated to images of Julie. We know from previous uncensored images of Julie here, that the towel had plenty to cover!

Gina by Rosalinda

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The cover of Gina by Rosalinda which was a small format magazine full of images featuring ‘Gina’ or as we know her Ann Austin! I’ve seen other magazines ‘by Rosalinda’ and had always assumed incorrectly that this was the name of the publisher or such. It actually turns out that Rosalinda is a female photographer and this magazine actually features a part mirror selfie of Rosalinda and Ann. Well there you go another thing I didn’t know!

Louise Worth – Kamera No.80 (1967)

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Louise Worth sat posing on a four poster bed from Kamera No.80 P31 (1967) by Harrison Marks. I thought the four poster bed was a set, but I’m not so sure it wasn’t a bedroom at Ewhurst Manor, as it seems to appear in other shoots?

Julie – A Floral View (1958)

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Another visually stunning shot of the seductive Julie (Shearing) from Solo No.4 (1958) by Harrison Marks. There is something about the make-up and highlights in the hair that give her a Cruella de Vil sort of look :)

A Netted Julie (1958)

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The visually stunning and equally seductive Julie (Shearing) from Solo No.4 (1958) by Harrison Marks. Julie has to be one of the most exotic looking models that posed for GHM, even though she originated from London and this set of her is no exception. I love the use of the fishing net and once again she’s wearing a set of big earrings, which seems to be part of her signature look. Shots from this same set also appeared in later GHM publications such as Kamera no.7 and Kamera No.40.

Sliding with Erica (1959)


Erica sliding or leaning against a curved slope from Solo No.9 P29 (1959) by Harrison Marks. It looks like the baby oil may have been out and used again, as she seems to be having trouble staying on that slope!

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