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 scan of an original negative of Alicen Warden (Robin) on location down in Cornwall in May 1966. Alicen only ever posed for Harrison Marks for one week in May 1966, but as far as I’m aware this colour shot of her has never been published.
What is it about redheads that posed for GHM and that they all seem to have small perky ones? Dawn Grayson, Ann Wilson and Alicen all had small tits, not that I’m complaining. Anyone thought of a red-headed model with bigger ones. :)
Sally Ann Scott by Harrison Marks posing on a set of steps in the studio. I’m not sure if this studio shot of Sally Ann was ever published in Kamera as don’t recall seeing them, but she posed for Harrison Marks on 3 separate occasions in the studio between 1960 and 1961. Images from those sessions were to appear in Kamera No.30 (1960) and then in No’s 33, 41, 42, 47, 57, and finally one shot each in No.64 & No.74. So although he used her shots it seems to have been very sporadically compared to other models.
An absolutely stunning shot of Pat Davis by Harrison Marks, taken in the studio in 1959. It doesn’t get much better than this from the great man himself, with the perfect pose and lighting to show off Pat and her perfect tits! I love how the light highlights her tits, but also casts a shadow across her turned away face. Perfection, and a big thank you to Kevin for this shot from his collection.
A classic shot of Caron Gardner posing on the bed with her frilly dress open to reveal her fabulous tits! I love the dangly earrings and how it adds a bit of sparkle and glamour to the shot, but also the very subtle hint of hair down below, I doubt that got past the censors if this shot was published. :)
Another fabulous shot from the set of Dawn Grayson posing on a bed at Ewhurst in just tights similar to this shot. Again, I love this cheeky little shot a lot, not only because it’s Dawn, but her pose and look says so much, hence the title seductively silent. I also love the fact those tights are slightly rolled down, perfect! Also at 2:15 in the afternoon what else is there to do but be semi naked on the bed looking seductive :)
Another original Harrison Marks shot of the model named as Josie Montya and her half-and-half style down below! Josie appeared in New Kamera No.1 (1969) under the title ‘Just Josie’ although this shot didn’t appear. Great shot of her kneeling on the sofa showing it all off and the title references Josie & The Pussycats, a fictional rock band published by Archie Comics from 1963 until 1982 :)
My other favourite redhead model Ann Wilson with a cheeky rearview shot on the croquet lawn at Ewhurst. Taken by Harrison Marks, most of these outdoor shots at Ewhurst went on to appear in Solo No.44 (1965) dedicated to Ann’s fine figure. I don’t think this actual shot made it into publication, but I like it, and it’s cheeky view of Ann banging some balls!
An original shot of Sophia Dawn by Harrison Marks posing amongst the rocks and mussels down on Bedruthan beach in Cornwall. This shot was probably taken around 1964 and several shots of Sophia on the beach went on to appear in GHM’s hardback book ‘She Walks in Beauty’
Time for what, you may ask? Well unless you live under a rock there’s an important football match tonight for us English, :) With a solid performance and a strong wind we could get to the first World Cup final since 1966. At the time of Bobby Charlton, Alf Ramsey and of course the swinging sixties, Soho and Harrison Marks.
What’s that got to do with this image of Celia Flam, not a lot really apart from the clock as a time reference, but hey like I need an excuse.
A very classical pose from Lorraine Burnett with short blonde hair posing nude kneeling on the bed by Harrison Marks. Many of these shots of Lorraine with short blonde hair posing on the bed and in the dressing room were published in Kamera No.39 (1961) but I haven’t seen this shot used in that edition. It does however appear on the cover and inside pages of the later published magazine ‘Just Lorraine Burnette’ produced by Nostalgic Publications in the late 1990s, which you can see below.
The Kamera Club 
