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
I know I may sound like a broken record (boom boom!), but I just love seeing Erica’s body, especially covered in oil! This slicked up shot of a glistening Erica posing with a phonograph on the loft set comes from Kamera No.20 (1959)
Two shots of June Palmer posing with a wheel by Harrison Marks that were published in Kamera No.27 (1959). Unfortunately, the shots have been retouched for censorship reasons back then, but the way June poses it probably didn’t need much retouching. If the date of Publication is correct, then this would put June at 19 when she had these shots taken.
Another classic shot of Molly Peters by Harrison Marks. This time a more typical pose of her on the loft set surrounded by various props and items, including the crate and bill posters strewn around for good effect.
But let’s not forget the real star of the shot in Molly and her statuesque figure on show for all to enjoy :)
A very dramatic pose from Diane Clare on the loft set by Harrison Marks. A shadowy, uncensored shot of Diane and the Devil’s Head gets in on the action and seems to be looking directly at her nipples! :)
Elaine Desmond by Harrison Marks on the loft set surrounded by some familiar props. Sat taking a smoke break, we get a side view of Elaine’s figure on top of a wooden crate and papers. The shot also features Dante’s Head, plus if you look carefully in the reflection of the mirror, you will see a familiar diamond wallpaper.
Ann Austin posing on the loft set by Harrison Marks, with the Parisian/Alley set seen in the background. Shots similar to this of Ann posing on the loft set with the gramophone appeared in Kamera No.22 (1960), along with the cover of Avec Plaisir No.5 and several Pamar slides.
Another original medium format negative scan of Georgette Gautier (Terry Maloney) by Harrison Marks. Posing on the loft set, images from this set went on to appear in Kamera No.29 (1960) although I’m not sure this particular image appeared? Georgette had fabulous curves on her, plus that rather gorgeous set of large tits. A favourite shot all round, and you can just see a hint of her smooth lower region in the shadows below. :)
For those not enraptured by Georgette’s figure and need a more cultural reference, the prints in the background of this shot are Divan Japonais and “Jane Avril” at the Jardin De Paris, 1893 by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.
Time for a new film and this time an early Harrison Marks film featuring Rona Scott in Cat’s Cradle.
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At just under 4 minutes, Cat’s Cradle isn’t very long, but is very simple in that it features Rona on the Loft Set doing a strip before going to bed, before being further interrupted by a cat. Very much an early striptease and titillation 8 mm film, but you do get to see glimpses of Rona’s fabulous body as she strips and those magnificent tits! This was the second film published by Harrison Marks under the Kamera Cine Films label and as titled HM.002 Cat’s Cradle.
Members can enjoy the film here :)
The magnificent figure of Rona Scott by Harrison Marks on the loft set. Shots from this set appeared in Kamera No.32 (1960) as well as Rona gracing the cover. This shot also appeared within the pages of the magazine, although it was a much closer cropped version than this.
Lots going on in this shot that either add to or distract from the main model. Regardless of your view, Rona and her pose tend to draw your eyes towards the things that matter. :)
Another original medium format negative scan of Georgette Gautier (Terry Maloney) by Harrison Marks. Posing on the loft set, images from this set went on to appear in Kamera No.29 (1960). Georgette had fabulous curves and a rather gorgeous set of large tits. A fabulous shot of Georgette and you can just see a hint of her smooth pussy below 🙂
As a reminder, the prints in the background of this shot are Divan Japonais and “Jane Avril” at the Jardin De Paris, 1893 by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.
