Tag: Pamela Green

Rita Landre – Dance of The 7 Veils (Original)

I had a very busy day yesterday with content for the site, with a big batch of negatives arriving that I’d purchased, plus I made a new contact that has a collection of original negatives from the 1960’s. Originally Jeff B contacted me to enquire if I knew how much some of his box of slides were worth if sold on eBay, which consisted of 48 x Walton, 4 x J.B. Copper, 8 x Harrison Marks slides plus various others. So being cheeky I asked if he could send copies so I could take a look and the quality of the Harrison Marks and Walton slides are very good.  So being even cheekier I asked if he would scan them in high resolution and let me post them on my site, which he has agreed and the first edited version is above.

It is of course Pamela Green as Rita Landre posing with several coloured sheer veils and using one as a top.  It’s not a shot I’ve seen before or seen published in any of the Kamera publications, so it could have been an early Rita shot for Fiesta or Carnival?  The quality and colours are fantastic and the shot is very clear, thanks to the large scan.

I must say a big thanks to Jeff B for scanning and sending them over as it’s much appreciated and yet another source of quality content from people that follow this site. More to come as Jeff scans and sends them over.

Thanks Jeff!

0

Raunchy Rita (1959)

A full on frontal view of Rita Landre (Pam Green) from Kamera No.19 (1959) as she looks down on you from above. In a strange erotic way it’s quite a domineering look she’s giving, as if to say look, but touch if you dare! I’d risk it :) The retouching on this shot is good for a change, as the way the shadows fall and the fact Pam was shaven all help reduce the retouching required on this shot.

0

Pamela Green on the Rocks! (1952)

An early shot of Pamela Green posing on the rocks taken by Zoltan Glass in 1952 and one of her still with her darker hair. I’m unsure as to where this image actually got published, so if anyone knows please do let me know?
1

Double Top! Kamera No.18 Cover (1959)


You can’t get much better than this as a cover shot from Harrison Marks for Kamera! Not one but two naked blonde beauties in the form of Pamela Green and June Simpson on the cover of Kamera No.18 (1959). The pose from June Simpson and angle that she’s stood just show off her figure and that great curvy bum to perfection and then there next to her is Pam looking as serene as ever! One of my top 5 Kamera covers, I think, and taken at Pam’s parent’s house in Kent, of all places.

0

Pamela Green – Drift Wood Pose (1958)

You can’t beat some good wood as a prop in a glamour pose and this shot is no different! Pamela Green posing beside some drift wood on a beach in the Isles of Scilly from Kamera on Location (1958). Pam looks stunning in these shots of her wearing the long darks wig and there something about them makes them stand out from other times she was posed in a dark wig. I think it may well be the use of the make-up with the fuller lips and dark eyelashes that make them differ. To most it may well not be obvious that it’s Pamela Green without the familiar long blonde locks!
0

Rita Landre – A Smoking Hot Alley View!


As already mentioned, this is one of my favourite sets of Pamela as Rita Landre and the first decent colour shot.  I’ve been after this shot for a while as I absolutely love it, and it’s just such a smoking (pun intended) hot shot of her. I love the use of the red lighting in the background and the smoke as Rita kneels there amongst it all, pouting.

0

Rita Landre – La Chatte (1960)


Pamela Green posing as Rita Landre on the Alley Set, or should it be Parisian Alley set with ‘The Cat’. This came from Kamera No.23 (1960) and was actually titled ‘La Chatte’ and probably one of GHM’s own beloved cats making another guest appearance in one of his shots. I think this set of Rita posing in and around the alley has to be one of my favourites of her.

1

Pamela Green – 1950's Chic! (1955)

A shot of Pamela Green looking very chic in a shot from a set of her wearing black pants, scarf around her neck and a tucked in blouse from 1955. This shot comes from an original silver gelatin photograph, but the same shot also appears on page 50 in ‘Pamela A Portrait in Studies’ by Harrison Marks also published in 1955.
0

Up ↑