
A fabulous view of Venetia Day’s round sandy bum as she looks over her shoulder. Posing naked on a beach in Rhodes for Terry Sparks in 1971 from a collection of contact sheets.
A great figure and great view all round :)
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A fabulous view of Venetia Day’s round sandy bum as she looks over her shoulder. Posing naked on a beach in Rhodes for Terry Sparks in 1971 from a collection of contact sheets.
A great figure and great view all round :)

A wet and wonderful view of Hazel Bradshaw by either Leslie Bainbridge or potentially Murray Wren. Hazel is one of a number of models that posed for and appeared in the pages of H&E, although I have no actual references to magazine numbers in which she appeared. Murray Wren edited H&E for much of the 1970s and contributed photographs for many years more, as well as being a friend of Leslie Bainbridge.
So where I’ve originally credited photo’s to Bainbridge they could well be by Wren instead, as the styles and locations are the same, so who knows! I also have over 200 different shots of Hazel from original contact sheets and prints in various locations both indoors and out. This shot seems to be on the sea edge as she kneels on some rocks, showing off her naked body and perky nipples. Like most Bainbridge/Wren models, she was completely shaven down below. :)
A very cold and sultry looking Pamela Alexander taken by Paul Pantha (Terry Sparks). I’m guessing from this shot and the others I’ve seen it’s taken in the sea down in Pegwell Bay, which was a popular location for Terry, but I may be wrong? I must say that although she looks cold in this shot, she is a stunning woman both facially and her figure. :)

Venetia Day covered in sand as she poses naked on a beach in Rhodes for Terry Sparks in 1971. A great shot of Venetia with her arms flung back and wearing that large bead necklace that Terry preferred and as worn by Vicki Pascale and others that posed for him. Another sunny shot, and I’d have offered to rub that sand off her if needed. :)


Not new shots of Uschi Digard, but better restored versions of her bursting out of that one piece swimsuit! Plenty of diving and snorkelling jokes come to mind looking at these shots and those fabulous big tits of Uschi, but I’ll refrain! I still prefer the younger Uschi such as in these shots rather than those later in her career.
The cover of Études Moderne by Harrison Marks (1950’s) featuring Pamela Green with short dark hair. This was an early GHM publication featuring 32 pages of nude studies, mostly Pamela Green as herself with short dark hair, blonde or as Rita Landre, but with the odd other model interspersed amongst the Pam shots. Thanks to Firebird Records for a copy of this fantastic early Harrison Marks publication
I don’t know why, but this rearview shot of Jackie Salt taken by Harrison Marks down in the shallows on Bedruthan Beach in Cornwall really appeals to me for some reason. Mind you, she does have a very nice bottom that makes the mind wander and think of things one could do with her on a sunny secluded beach like that!
Taken in 1961, this original negative seems to have been taken during the filming of ‘Naked as Natured Intended’ and a reversed copy of this shot appears here on a lobby card advertising the film itself. Bedruthan beach in Cornwall was and still is a bugger to get to, due to it’s secluded location and 100’s of worn dodgy steps to get down to it. No wonder GHM chose it for several of his location shoots, including this one.
Dreaming of sunny days on a secluded beach with Jackie and why not on a cold winter’s day :)
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An original shot of June in the familiar ‘Black Striped Bikini‘ posing on her hands and knees in the sea for Arthur Howell, whilst on holiday somewhere in the UK. I’ve also added this to the ‘June on Holiday‘ set and thanks to John for sharing this original with me.