Four different views of Maria Hale from Kamera No.7 P6 (1958). I think I prefer Maria with her natural dark shorter hair to that of her alter ego ‘Madeleine Mado‘
Maria Hale: Leopard Skin Lounge! (1958)
Pam The Hula Girl
Pamela Green posing as a Hula Girl like and the only colour version I’ve seen of her in this set. From a Pamar colour slide this was probably taken in the late 1950s as the hula skirt appears on an unknown model in Kamera Special No.1 (1957).
Pamela Green: Amongst The Balloons!
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 Perfectly Posed Pamela Green (1955)
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 :)
Maria Hale: A Perfectly Pert Pose (1958)
Maria Hale in a kneeling pose showing off her curves and small perfectly pert tits from Kamera No.8 (1958). The more I see of Maria Hale as herself with short dark hair, the more I like her like this rather than her other alias Madeleine Mado. Normally I’m a blonde man, but these shots work better for her.
Lorraine Burnett: Elegant Descent
A very elegant shot of Lorraine Burnett as she descends the stairs in open négligée, showing off her black stockings and knickers and exposed ample bosom. I love the stair runner you can just see in the shot, very popular in the 60s and making a comeback today I believe. I think I’d prefer someone looking like Lorraine on my stairs rather than a runner though. :)
Pamela in Print
An early shot of Pamela Green from a set of silver gelatin prints from the 1950s. Taken in 1957 by Harrison Marks, this shot shows off Pam’s great body and her short dark hair. The signature long blonde hair was to come later, but I do like the short look. A great profile shot of her face as she looks down with great lighting as usual.
A fuller length version of this shot went on to appear in the first edition of Kamera P26 (1957).
A Portrait of Pamela
A young Pamela Green from the Harrison Marks hardback book ‘Pamela, A Portrait In 58 Studies’. This image appeared on page 50 of the aforementioned book.
Classic Lorraine!
A brilliant shot and pose of Lorraine Burnett by Russell Gay from an original print in my collection. I just love the fancy stockings and pearl necklace in this shot, plus the tin foil background, which in colour shots seems to have a multicoloured look to it. Classic Lorraine in the way she looks and poses, and this shot probably appeared in either Model or QT, both published by Gay.
Lorraine Burnett: Another Classic View
Another brilliant shot and pose of Lorraine Burnett by Russell Gay from an original print in my collection. This is the second shot of two 6 by 4 prints that I have. Another Classic Lorraine in the way she poses in those stockings and panties with the foil. :)
The Kamera Club 