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Girls And Cameras...
Rolleiflex twin-lens reflex edition.
I'd love to have a Rollei for my camera collection.
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My Favorite Ladies !!!
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Elaine Gallo again. @Almost-Out informed me that strange object that you can see again here is a birdcage.
Elaine Gallo by Peter Basch
- Paris, 1963
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Michelle, looking more like herself unlike the last image.
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Who needs a drink ???
This day went a lot longer than I planned, so yeah...
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Candy teases with her stocking. We're waiting for the other one to come off too...
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Elaine Gallo by Peter Basch.
The version you usually see crops out the... thing (lamp?) at right.
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The Marilyn Monroe Archives for November 12.
Marilyn by Bert Stern, from "the last sitting" for Vogue magazine, 1962, shortly before she died.
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Michelle !
Something different about her here... but I can't put my finger on it. I almost didn't recognize her.
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Anita Ventura couldn't find a thing to wear so she had to improvise.
It'll do.
Note the old-timey Western Electric Bell System "Automatic Answering Service" machine behind her...
It recorded onto a magnetic drum, was full of vacuum tubes, weighed fifty pounds and was built like a tank.
It was very simple to use.
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One of My Favorite Ladies !!!
Candy Earle aka Tasha Stevens - American Classic Men's Magazine Model born January 22, 1948 in California and active from 1967 - 1974.
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Who needs a drink ???
Go ahead, have one. You don't stand a chance anyway. Even drunk, she'll STILL beat you.
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Bunny works with Bettie Page.
It took skill to get the lighting just right for the proper exposure without washing out the candle flame.
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Lovely Candy plays some tunes.
Ron Vogel photo, taken in his home.
Note the inscription on the Ventures album. It was a gift to Ron and his then-wife Audrey from Nancy and Dave... somebody.
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If people can put up Halloween decorations two months ahead of time, then I can publish a Halloween Bettie three days late.
I also forgot to post my Bettie "witchy woman" pic this year. Drat.
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Bettie on pink. Almost certainly a colorization, don't you think?
Reminds me... back when I was little, Mom wanted to paint her bedroom. All we had was white paint but she wanted pink, so she sent me to the paint store. I explained to the clerk there that we couldn't afford to buy paint, but we wanted to make paint we already had pink. So, he got a paper cup and squirted some red tinting pigment in it and sent me on my way. I took it home and we mixed it in the paint we had. Not pink enough. Mom sent me back for more red pigment, once again not pink enough. Back I went yet again. By now the clerk was getting amused with our project and he was happy to give me more pigment until we got to a shade of pink that was pink enough to please my Mom. It seems to me that it was a bit pinker than the room here, about the shade of melted strawberry ice cream. In the end Mom was happy and that's all that mattered.
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