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
A classic and beautiful shot taken of Marina Jones by Harrison Marks. I love reflection shots and this is a perfect one of Marina showing off her small pert tits in the mirror, and she seems to be one of those models that constantly has hard nipples all the time. ;)
Over the last few months, I’ve been playing with some of my original images and trying to add a bit of colour. The success has been mixed, with some looking like a genuine colour image, with others looking exactly like they have been coloured.
Here is a before and after shot of Annette Johnson, where you can move the slider to see more or less colour. I think this one came out pretty well. I know there are those that prefer only the original black and white shots, but interesting to see how it might have looked in colour. Let me know if you want to see more of my coloured creations like this, as I did quite a lot! :)
Audrey Crane posing in the studio for Harrison Marks from an original negative scan. This shot was actually published in Kamera No.37 P27 (1961) along with several others of Audrey stripping from a very over the top dress edged with big spotted frills!
Gill Evans from a scan of an original negative with the slightly censored version of the same shot appearing in Kamera No.81 P37 (1967). Gill Evans was already a well known and popular model in other UK & US based publications when Harrison Marks offered her a place on his annual Cornwall shoot in 1966. All the photos from the shoot that he published were reproduced in Kamera on Location ’66. He also did a studio shoot of her and fifteen of these photos were published in Kamera No.81 including the front cover and the shot above.
A stunning beauty not used enough by GHM in my humble opinion :)
Re-edited & Re-published. A superb shot of Pamela Green and Marie Deveraux reproduced as a Pamar colour slide, that was originally published as one of the colour pages in Kamera No.14 (1958). A very clear, crisp shot of these two iconic ladies in a classic pose for Harrison Marks and one of my favourites featuring Pam and Marie.
Yet another shot of Erica by Harrison Marks from another restored silver gelatin print sent over by Girlymag, this time kneeling seductively on a bed with the floral wallpaper in the background. All the shots from this set are now published here.
Unknown Model No.51 by Harrison Marks from a complete set of five 5½ by 3½ prints which I have in my collection, but this one came from Kevin as much better quality than my version. A stunning figure and a rather nice set of tits as she lays there smiling!
Helga Berk/Berkmann by Harrison Marks from one of my original negatives, posing on a bed in one of GHM’s bedrooms in his flat. A great pose and a great nude shot of Helga showing off her slender body with a hint of hairy pussy. That’s definitely a wig she is wearing, but no idea why? I’ve found other shots of her doing normal modelling shots in Paris and although her hair is longer the colour is the same, and you can still tell it’s the same model. I know some models did nude glamour and always wore wigs to try to hide their identity, but this wasn’t a very good job. :)
Maya Zell by Harrison Marks posing on the bed in stockings. Another model that appeared later in Harrison Mark’s career, and she featured in his third feature film ‘Nine Ages of Nakedness’ (1969). It appears as if she only did one still photo shoot and this was in the unidentified bedroom or, perhaps, bedroom set, shown above.
I’ve checked my Kamera editions towards the end and cannot find her in any? So maybe she didn’t get published, but I do know she also worked with Terry Sparks on a film called the Hell Fire Club, so maybe only did limited work?
Another superb shot of Erica by Harrison Marks on the Dressing Room set. I love the sly sideways look she’s giving the camera in the mirror reflection knowing full well where we are looking! Thanks to Kev for this shot of Erica. :)
The Kamera Club 