Yamille (1963)

Another lesser known Harrison Marks model known only as 'Yamille' and this dusky maiden appeared only in Kamera No.48 (Cover below) & No.53 as well as on the october page of the 1963 Kamera Calendar.

Terry Graham

A beautiful shot from above of Terry Graham and I must admit I've been very remiss in not publishing images of Terry before now, which someone kindly pointed out!  So as requested by David for your enjoyment some Terry Graham and I have many more to publish given the time!

More Marie Provost

After not being able to find anything on Marie Provost to start with I've now come across a further two images of her.

These two shots are definitely by GHM as they seem to be in the bedroom of his flat in Gerrard Street.  They are also very similar to those taken of Frankie Young in Kamera No.56, so puts them around 1964, so Kamera No.61?

The eyes and face on the top shot look very edited, but not by me I may add!

Jayne Tracey - Mentor No.5

About time we had some more Jayne Tracy, so here are two shots of her from Mentor Magazine No.5.  From the late 1960's, early 70's I would say as the second image is still edited to hide pubic hair.

The Curves of a Perfect Figure

A wonderful shot outlining the perfect figure and curves of the female form. The figure in question this time is of course Lorraine Burnett by Harrison Marks.

The Look! - A June Palmer Original

This wasn't going to be my intended post of an original June Palmer shot this week, but when I saw the above shot from John W last night I just had to share!

June sure could work the camera as everything about this shot just oozes sensuality! The look in her eyes (which are green!),  the chin resting slightly on  the pushed up cleavage, or the tongue brushing across her teeth!

Absolutely stunning!

The image comes from a 35mm slide scan and is pretty much untouched, other than the odd speck of dirt removed and every detail can be seen in such an intimate and close-up shot.  It's part of a set of 8 photo's that John got from Teri Martine herself, but it's unknown who took the shots.  The Sheepskin rug makes another appearance and a chaise lounge in other shots, so it's an educated guess that these were probably taken at Strobe Studio's and by Arthur Howell.

It goes without saying that the JP images John provides are blowing me away, so I know I say it, but thanks must go to John for sharing his collection with me and then you.

Note: This is an original image and subject to this copyright notice, but can be shared as long as the image remains unaltered and this website is acknowledged as the source.