Bobby Shaw (Laurie Sands aka Julie Desmond) posing for Harrison Marks kneeling on a sheepskin rug in front of that bizarre background. Every time I see it, I’m reminded of the yellow brick road for some reason! Fabulous shot of Bobby showing off her lush bush, and from the same set as this shot. Thanks as always to Kevin for this shot of Bobby from an original negative. :)
Susie Shaw – Big Round Ones! (1962)
A second shot of Susie (Suzi) Shaw from Kamera No.48 P16 (1962) following on from this shot of her also lying on the carpet. This is more of a profile shot than the other, giving us a better view of those round and rather large tits and beautiful curves!
It’s Curtains for Lorraine (1958)
Lorraine Burnett posing on the bed in GHM’s flat for Solo No.2 P15 (1958). Posing on the bed in front of those (Pink) curtains Lorraine’s bosom looks larger than normal in this shot.
June Wilkinson: Before The Blonde Days
A second print of a dark haired June Wilkinson sat on a chair from a set of 5½ by 3½ glossy prints of by Harrison Marks. This again appears in ‘The Harrison Marks Glamour Guide’ under set No.358.
A Netted Julie (1958)
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.
Dawn Grayson – Solo No.43 cover (1964)

Dawn on the cover of Solo No.43 (1964) which is a full 48 pages dedicated entirely to Dawn, what more could you ask for :)
A Brush with Pat Davis
Pat Davis by Harrison Marks, posing on the loft set as she sits on a crate and toys with an artist’s paint brush! Although images of Pat taken by GHM appear throughout several editions of Kamera, including No.19 and No.20 (1958/59), then later editions. Pat only posed for Harrison Marks on one occasion during the Winter of 1958/59, probably not long before shots similar to the one above appeared in Kamera No.19.
A fabulous pose from Pat and her legs seems to be oiled, but the rest of her doesn’t, although I have seen many shots of her covered in oil as well :)











