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
Rita Landre (Pamela Green) posing on the Parisian Alley Set by Harrison Marks. This is a scan direct from the negative, but was originally printed in Solo No.13 P40 (1959).
I’ve published several shots of Pam as Rita in this location here and think it is one of my favourite sets of her as Rita, including the colour shot of her kneeling! I have more from the same set, which I will post anon, but thanks to Simon for sending me this and other scans from his Pamela Green collection.
A doubled up Rita Landre (Pamela Green) on the cover of Kamera No.19 (1959) and yet another scanned cover from a recent purchase as I’m catching up on my scanning now I’m up and running again. I also have several colour shots of Rita from this set, with the green and purple sheets from original negatives. She also appears with both sheets and broach on the June page of the 1961 Kamera Calendar.
The cover of Solo No.13 (1959) featuring Rita Landre, which was actually Pamela Green in one of her many pseudonyms, this time wearing a long red-headed wig to cover her normal blonde locks! She appeared as Rita on more than one occasion across Harrison Marks publications, including the covers of Kamera No.1, Kamera No.19 and Kamera No.35.
An exquisite shot of Pamela Green as Rita Landre taken by Harrison Marks in the living room of his Gerard Street flat. As always a beautiful shot of a pouting Pam/Rita as she poses against that unit, and it always amazes me how realistic the wig looked on her, so much so for ages I thought it was real!
Rita Landre (Pamela Green) posing on the Parisian Alley Set by Harrison Marks. I’ve published several shots of Pam as Rita in this location here, but think it is a great shot of her in the pink corset and fishnets.
This shot is even better as it’s in colour, so you get to see Rita/Pam in vivid colour.
Pamela Green with another of her creations in the form of fiery redhead Rita Landre. No boot polish or make-up this time for her creation, just a change in style and a long red-headed wig.
I’m not sure which of the two creations came first, as both Sonmar Harriks and Rita appear in early photo’s from the end of the beginning of the 60s. Looking at some rough timelines, I think Rita was Pam’s first creation, and this redhead sure had some good sets taken of her! The Alley set here is one of my particular favourites! :)
An exquisite shot of Pamela Green as Rita Landre taken by Harrison Marks in the living room of his Gerard Street flat. This shot is also another of those rarer uncensored shots of Pamela with her shaved pubic area just on display. A wider version but censored of this shot appeared in Solo No.13 P29 (1959) which was dedicated to images of Rita Landre. As always a beautiful shot of Pam/Rita, and it always amazes me how realistic the wig looked on her, so much so for ages I thought it was real!
As some may know, GHM was a cat lover, and one of his many ceramic cats can be seen in the corner of this shot.
Rita Landre (Pamela Green) posing on the Parisian Alley Set by Harrison Marks. I’ve published several shots of Pam as Rita in this location here, but think it is one of my favourite sets of her as Rita.
This shot is even better as it’s in colour, so you get to see Rita in vivid colour. I love the smoke in the shot and all the Parisian posters, which again look much better, as does that glorious figure of Rita/Pam ;)
Rita Landre (Pamela Green) posing on the Parisian Alley Set by Harrison Marks. I’ve published several shots of Pam as Rita in this location here and think it is one of my favourite sets of her as Rita. She definitely comes across as a bit of a femme fatale in these shots and could almost certainly lead you down a dark path of desire!
At last I’ve managed to get a copy of Kamera No.1 (1957) by Harrison Marks and featuring Pamela Green as Rita Landre on the cover. It’s not in perfect condition, as the cover is coming slightly away from the rest of the magazine, but what do you expect for a magazine that’s 60 years old this year! The rest of the magazine is in very good condition with all pages crisp and clear, although for a first edition it was only 32 pages long compared to later editions at 48 pages.
Pamela Green as Rita Landre on the cover looks fabulous in her prime kneeling on that red bedspread. Another gap in my Kamera collection filled, only another 32 editions out of 89 to go!
The Kamera Club 