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
The always sexy Sophia Dawn posing in Sun hat, black corset and stockings with an open blouse just allowing one small pert tit to poke out! I think this shot was originally from a set that went on to appear in Spick & Span. Love the outfit and hat, and a shame I only have a couple of early shots from the set with her almost dressed. :)
The fabulous Doreen Pierre on the cover of Girl Illustrated. No, it’s not the original cover, but one created by myself, along with a coloured image.
An absolute stunner of a shot featuring June Simpson posing on a window ledge by Harrison Marks. I’ve posted a copy of this before several years ago, but this is from the original negative. Interestingly, this untouched shot shows that June had a rather nasty scar down the front of her stomach, just below the belly button. On looking back through her images, it seems she either hid the scar or posed in a way it wasn’t that visible. The early version here seems to have it airbrushed out as well.
A simply gorgeous shot of June and her figure by GHM :)
Rochelle Lofting by Harrison Marks from Solo No.6 P11 (1958). She looks very seductive in this shot with that typical and classical 1950s hairstyle and makeup. What’s not so classical, but equally enthralling about the shot is the way she’s squeezing those beautiful tits between her arms, highlighting those small circular areola with little hard nipples protruding from them. A seductive and delicious shot. :)
Another fruit themed shot by Harrison Marks from the late 1960s of Tara Lynn offering up more than just some grapes! A still from the glamour film Cous-Cous with this Sheik enjoying more than the fruit!
A cheeky little shot of Ann Austin sitting on the bed in stockings and suspender belt, giving the camera that knowing look again. Restored from an original silver gelatin photo, it’s been a while since we’ve seen the ample delights of Ann.
The beautiful Jane Matthews, taken by Harrison Marks in the studio from a restored 35 mm Pamar colour slide. I have several black and white medium format negatives of Jane by GHM from the same shoot, but this is the only colour version so far. A great shadowy shot of Jane, and love the print of Lorraine Burnett and the cat in the background. :)
The slender form of Penny Winters by Harrison Marks on location in 1966. Taken on the cliff tops overlooking Bedruthan beach, we have Penny posing with her furry friend. Several of these shots with Penny and the Sheepdog appeared in Kamera on Location 66, but this one didn’t.
Joy Randall by Howard Roark and according to the details on the back of one of the contact sheets featuring Joy and a photo of her holding her California driving licence, she was only just 19 when this shot was taken. Obviously, even at that young age she wasn’t afraid to open her legs and show off all her joyful charms. Another Californian girl with a great figure and tan lines worth showing off! I did wonder why there was a shot of her holding her driving licence, but obviously taken to prove she was of legal age to pose like this. :)
A very flexible Lena Ellis posing on the beach with one leg up so far behind her back it makes me ache just looking at it! Taken by Harrison Marks on the beach at Bedruthan on his jaunt to Cornwall in May 1966 with his harem of models. Although a very different shot of Lena, this shot did actually get published as part of a 4 photo montage on P37 of Kamera on Location 1966. All 4 shots show off Lena’s slender naked body and her athleticism, so she may well have had some dancing skills in her background? I’ve included the original page below so you can see the 4 shots, but I have several original shots of Lena jumping and bending on the beach, but don’t think they appear anywhere else.
Finally, I have today published a complete version of Kamera on Location 1966 for members here. It took a while to scan and edit, but it’s a fabulous Kamera special and one of my favourites from the mid 1960s.
The Kamera Club 