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 stunning shot of June Palmer sat on the studio floor with her legs crossed. Looking straight at the camera, June looks perfect with that silver chain pulled around her tits to highlight them. The silver chain and those silver bikini bottoms have appeared several times in the past.
I love June’s whole look in this shot, including the curls of hair and make-up :)
A colourful view of the very well-endowed Ann Day by Harrison Marks. A great side view of Ann showing off her big tits, long dark hair and equally dark thick bush! A shot of Ann with the same brush also appears on the cover of Kamera No.87 (1968)
A girl that was well-endowed in every department and a brush was probably needed to keep all her hair under control ;)
Another shot of Erica by Harrison Marks from another restored silver gelatin print, this time sat on a bed with the floral wallpaper in the background. I now have 10 prints of Erica from this set, of which this is the 4th I’ve published.
Another shot of the beautiful Jane Steadman from a restored 35 mm black and white negative. This 35 mm set is by an unknown photographer, but contains over 40 images of her posing at Jason Studio’s.
Tina Graham (Christine Carter) posing for Harrison Marks on the beach set and similar to these shots from the same set. A beautiful pose from Tina, and she looks a little like Rona Scott in this shot I think, although Rona had a large chest! Not quite an uncensored shot, but you do get a tantalizing tease of things between her legs from the shadowy outline of her open thighs. :)
Another stunning view of Shelia Bancroft from a set of 35 mm negatives taken at Jason Studios.
Shelia has a stunning figure and of course a very nice 38″ bust accompanied by a nice neatly trimmed pussy. Love this pose and the delightful chain belt as an accompaniment. :)
Gerry Brown on the ‘Miss Prism’s Academy for Young Ladies’ set by Harrison Marks. A full on view of Gerry in black stockings and suspenders, along with the glasses on her head, gives it a very naughty young lady feel. This set also reminds me of the original St. Trinian’s films and girls, but that’s another fantasy! ;)
Sometime ago I purchased several 100 contact sheets off eBay featuring various photographers from back in the 1970s including Howard Roark, Terry Sparks, Edmund Leja and others. At the time, I had no idea really as to which models were included within the contact sheets, but took a punt on them anyway. As it turns out, I got very lucky indeed and ended up with a lot of contact sheets of some well known models back then, some of which are favourites of mine. Most of them ended up being from Terry, including a set of 9 contact sheets featuring 109 shots of none other than Julie Collins, including the shot above.
Julie is a big busted favourite of mine and first caught my attention when she appeared in the later editions of Kamera by Harrison Marks. Since then, I’ve managed to collect several original negatives of her by GHM, but was very surprised and pleased to see that Terry had also photographed her back in the 70s. I shouldn’t be that surprised, as most popular models back then tended to do the rounds with the different photographers. With the likes of Angela Duncan, Sylvia Bayo and Julie Collins and others all working with both GHM and Terry. Luckily I have shots of two of my favourites, Julie and Angela by both Terry and Harrison Marks, but Sylvia contact sheets and images by Terry are more elusive, but I’m always on the lookout for them.
Finally, this is a gorgeous shot of Julie showing off her fabulous curves, big It’s and that glorious hairy pussy, perfect!
Another view of Hazel Taylor (Ann Dixon) by Harrison Marks on the Chinese garden set. A delicious view of her figure as she kneels posing in the garden showing off her figure and bush. :)
Over the years, I’ve posted many a nude shot of Angela Duncan (Trudy Eyre) by Harrison Marks and others. This shot I have to say is up there as one of my favourites for various reasons.
Firstly, the quality of the image is very good indeed, especially for a 35 mm negative. We all know that taking shots using 35 mm film could be a bit hit-and-miss, especially as the cameras were aimed more at the amateur market. In fact, the next shot on this negative strip in a similar pose is as ropey and blurred as hell. Angela’s pose and smile is spot on in this shot, with good use of her hands and arms to frame her best bits and those curves.
Taken at Jason Studio’s in 1970 I would say it was an amateur photographer taking the shots, but he nailed this one :)
