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
Another tantalizing shot of Anna Verdi by Harrison Marks, taken in his flat in 1968. I love this rearview shot of her kneeling in just stay ups, presenting her beautiful arse for the camera and many admiring viewers. What an offering from Anna. ;)
Someone asked for a naughty rearview, so here’s a small set of six images featuring US Model Cara by Fred Enke taken in 1973. A very slender, bushy model posing on the sofa, with a few cheeky rear shots to end the set! ;)
A set of five 35 mm black and white negatives of a model only known as Suki. Taken at Criertion studio’s in 1979 of her posing in a popular rattan type basket chair.
Suki looks fabulous in her pulled up striped socks and scarf, all highlighting her body and hairy pussy as she sits with her legs crossed but open enough to tease. Another model I’ve not come across before other than this set, but one I rather like. :)
Bea Bea Chu-Chu taken by Harrison Marks in one of the bay windows at his flat in 1969. A fabulous view of both Bea Bea’s figure and out the window, but I know which I prefer to look at. She does have rather a larger pair of tits on her, not Paula Page large but still large. Though I don’t think they stand out as much because they still look in proportion with the rest of her curvy figure, plus there’s not a lot of sag in this pair! Great figure and hips, as well as the natural look below, although not overly hairy compared to some!
The slender figure and a quick flash from US Model Leya Kai by Howard Roark. From a set of 18 contact sheets by Roark featuring 100’s of different poses from Leya both inside and out. Another young Californian model from the 1970s by Roark. :)
A beautiful colour shot of the model named as Jill by Harrison Marks. Taken on a sofa in GHM’s flat, it’s a great pose from Jill and I love the red sheer négligée off the shoulders showing Jill’s figure. Always good to see a colour shot, which adds more depth to a shot sometimes.
I’ve been going through all my June Palmer memorabilia over the last few weeks and forgot how much I’ve actually got that I’ve never published or only partially published. I have full image sets of June from her early career all the way through to when she stopped modelling, plus several private sets from kind donators. No wonder at one point I had my own site called ‘Just June’, as I have enough content for it still!
Whilst reviewing all the sets, I came across this set of June in red stockings and red scarf. There are 37 images in total, some of which I have published over the years. They came from a set of 35 mm colour negatives and are in very good condition. It’s unknown as to the place or date that of these shots, but looking at June, I’d have an educated guess at the early 1980s. Still a fantastic shot of an older June, and even at this age (40’s).
Anyway I’m re-editing the set at the moment with the above shot being the first completed. I’m going to publish the whole set once done for members to enjoy. After that I’m going to collate my June collection and post more sets of her both young and old.
A different set of images from 1973 taken by an amateur photographer that met and photographed June on occasions. This particular group of shots focused on Junes body, as she rubbed baby oil over it. The quality of the shots vary, as they were again 35 mm and taken in the studio during an amateur photographer session.
An unusual view of June later in her career, and I think shots 1, 3 and 6 are my favourites. ;)
A small set of Donna Ambrose (Gloria Lomax) in the buff in the bath! I love the uncensored second and third shot of her perched on the bath edge with a very inviting look.
A still taken from the 1969 Harrison Marks 8 mm Cine Film ‘Scout’s Honour’ featuring Maria Frost & Delia Thomas (left). The image itself is a cracker of the girls and their figures, especially the frontal view of Maria!
The film, itself, was filmed in the grounds of Ewhurst Manor and the cottage and familiar door can be seen in several shots. No idea who the Scout Master was that they were setting up in the film. Lucky bloke getting his woggle fiddled with though!
Some screenshots of the film below, and members can watch the whole 13-minute film.
The Kamera Club 