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
Fun on a swing with Stevie (Vaughan) and Vicky (Ballou) in the grounds of Walden Manor. Taken by Harrison Marks, these two seemed to only pose with each other or solo, but never anyone else. Two very similar figures as well, but very different hairstyles and panties. :)
Diane James by Harrison Marks on the Egyptian set. All photographs of Diane James by GHM were published in Kamera No.73, No.79 & No.85 and were from one shoot on the Egyptian Set. Originally built for a four part series of GHM glamour films called ‘Favourites of the Pharaohs’ in which Diane stars as the dancer in Episode 2, ‘The Dance’. Diane did various other work in the UK, and I have several other original negatives of her posing in the studio by other photographers, both professional and amateur. Other than that, there seems to be very little in the way of published magazine articles featuring Diane, unless of course she went by another name?
This particular shot is direct from the negative, but the printed version appeared in Kamera No.73 P46 (1966), which also includes another 5 very nice shots of her posing on the Egyptian set.
A clever use of natural light from a window at Ewhurst Manor to highlight the face and figure of Tina Madison.
Terry Peters posing on the rocks in open long white négligée by Harrison Marks from the mid 1960s. A stunning early shot of Terry taken down on location, probably at one of GHM’s favourite spots near bedruthan beach, as I’ve seen other shots of Terry in that location with the famous Queen Bess rock stack in the background. Regardless of location, Terry looks stunning sat on those rocks.
What’s better than a front and rear shot of a soapy Tina McLaren in the bath from the 1960s.
Candy Bell or more commonly known as Suzanne Pritchard posing for photographer Fred Enke in 1973.
I have 10 shots on this set of Suzanne, some wearing a long wig and others like this with a freckle painted on her face, maybe giving her a schoolgirl like appearance? What is also very noticeable is the thick, abundant pussy showing through those panties, it’s a veritable forest down there! It’s just as obvious from any position, but there are never any full-frontal shots of her without the panties covering that lush bush. There seems to be a real lack of uncensored frontal shots of Suzanne, which is a real shame, as I’m sure they would be fully appreciated by all. ;)
Sandy Lydon taken by Harrison Marks on the Dungeon set. A cracking view of her slender figure and just a hint of her smooth delights below. I have loads of 35 mm negatives of Sandy, but all poor quality, and she’s blonde, but I’ll try to edit a few for the future. :)
Sally Ann Scott by Harrison Marks on the Loft Set and showing off her extended figure and perfectly smooth mound.
A laid back and bare Pinky Sands from an original negative by Harrison Marks. Superb view of Pinky’s slender body, small tits and smooth pussy, as she leans back on a very minimal sofa. I’m sure the cushion on it was orange, as I have colour images of others models on it too!
Pamela Green as Princess Sonmar Harricks posing nude on the loft set and photographed by Harrison Marks. I’m not sure if this is a very politically correct shot in the current environment, but when has this site ever been politically correct with the content it shows? Imagine the uproar and offence such a photo would cause today, if a current famous model ‘blacked up’ and posed like this. I’m not condoning racism or anything like that, but people seem to get offended in today’s society over the least little thing and then things just seem to be blown out of all proportion, just saying!
Life was much simpler back then, as it just wasn’t seen or even perceived as being an issue, just a fabulous nude model posing as a dark skinned beauty for all to enjoy. Pam looks stunning in this shot leaning against the wall on the loft set, and you can’t actually tell the skin colour isn’t real as it looks flawless and must have taken hours to apply.
The Kamera Club 