Diane Clare by Harrison Marks from a scan of an original Pamar 35 mm colour slide in my collection. The quality of the scan and colours from this slide for its age are fantastic, and I love the side profile of Diane, who looks superbly sultry with those red lips and big tits poking out between her arms. Another shot taken on the loft set, and you can just see a skull in the background that pops up regularly in photo’s
Maxine & The Multicoloured Towel!

The magnificent Maxine (Elaine Ecke) from a restored 35 mm Pamar Slide. A cracking shot of Maxine by Harrison Marks, wrapped in a multicoloured towel, opened up to expose her beautiful big tits! :)
Alicen Warden: Cornish Beauty
Alicen Warden, taken by Harrison Marks in 1966, as she poses naked on Bedruthan Beach in Cornwall. The beach looks deserted, but back then it may not have been busy or summer holidays, so they could find time and space to take photo’s like this.
I actually visited Bedruthen recently, and you can’t get on the beach at all now, due to the dangerous and eroded steps down to it. Shame really as the beach and the rocks look stunning from above.
Tina's Slight Over Exposure
Tina Graham by Harrison Marks on the beach set, exposing a little more than normal! Similar to these shots from the same set, but this time a slightly more open view. What a great set of lips 😉
Ann Wilson: Smooth Stairway Descent!
As regulars will know, I’ve got a thing for redheads, especially a couple of vintage glamour models in the shapely forms of Dawn Grayson and of course this descending beauty Ann Wilson. A stunning shot of Ann taken by Harrison Marks coming down one of the stairways at Ewhurst Manor that shows off Ann’s figure perfectly. Not only that but you also get a great view of her perfectly smooth mound and small perky tits.
Backstage with Sandra Bromley
Sandra Bromley by Harrison Marks on the backstage set with spotlight in the background. A great couple of shots of Sandra posing nude and showing off a smooth mound in the second shot. No idea if they were ever published in Kamera or the edition or year it may have appeared if it did. I assume they did, as they are too good to leave out, in my opinion?








