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 honestly thought I’d posted this early image of Pamela Green by Harrison Marks, as she poses on a pedestal. Probably lost in the depths of my archives, but worthy of a re-post anyway. Taken in the late 1950s this shows Pam with her unfamiliar red hair. The shot itself was for a single image calendar, with the calendar displayed below. What a way to spend a year staring at Pam like this!
A great shot of a dark haired Pamela Green posing amongst coloured balloons. I can’t say I’ve seen any shots of Pam from this set before with the balloons, but it looks to be an early shot of her prior to her Kamera days? If I were to hazard a guess I’d say it was still taken by Harrison Marks, but probably appeared in Carnival or Foto in the mid 1950s, but I could be wrong?
A re-edited version of a different view on things in more than one way, with a shot of Pamela Green and Jean Spaul (Sporle) posing for Harrison Marks as they hang out of the window nude! A very simple but effective shot of Pam and Jean and I love the curve of Pam’s hips in this shot and clever use of the reflection, making it look as though we see the both sides of her figure. I don’t recall seeing this shot being used in Kamera, but I may be wrong?
One of my favourite early Kamera covers featuring Pamela Green and Jean Spaul (Sporle) posing in the living room of GHM’s flat. Not much more you need to say about it really, other than it’s a classic cover and even today has an elegance and style about it that can’t be replicated.
The unmistakable Pamela Green from a set of restored silver gelatin photos taken by Harrison Marks in 1955. Taken in the studio, they show Pam during her short dark hair period in different poses, showing off her oiled naked body wearing nothing more than a pair of hooped earrings. 1950’s glamour photography at its best :)
A stunning shot of Pamela Green by Harrison Marks at the prime of her modelling career, with her long blonde hair. Grace, beauty and poise all in one shot!
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.
Another rare shot from The Pamela Green Nude Posing Guide No.2. This was published and distributed in 1973 by Pam, with photo’s taken by Douglas Webb. The guide is 4 pages including the cover and features Pamela in 108 different poses. The image above was No.207 from page 3 of the guide. The date of this guide would put Pamela’s age at 43/44, so later in her career, but as stunning as ever.
*All images were taken by Douglas Webb and copyright remains with The Pamela Green website
The dynamic duo of Pamela Green and Jean Sporle by Harrison Marks. Posing nude in the living room of Mark’s flat, I love the use of the natural light from the windows to highlight their bodies. Exquisite poses and figures from both!
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