John Jesnor Lindsay (born 1939) is a Scottish former photographer
who turned to the more lucrative trade of making blue movies during
the late 1960s and all the way through the 1970s. A former student
of the Glasgow School of Art, Lindsay had begun his career as a
photojournalist with limited financial success.
Lindsay filmed his short films on 16 mm film for distribution on 8 mm film,
as that was the major market. Hardcore pornography was just around the corner,
and by 1974, Lindsay had shot around 100 blue films for the 8mm market.
Ultimately, Lindsay would become as synonymous with blue films in the 1970s
as Harrison Marks had with glamour photography in the 1960s.
who turned to the more lucrative trade of making blue movies during
the late 1960s and all the way through the 1970s. A former student
of the Glasgow School of Art, Lindsay had begun his career as a
photojournalist with limited financial success.
Lindsay filmed his short films on 16 mm film for distribution on 8 mm film,
as that was the major market. Hardcore pornography was just around the corner,
and by 1974, Lindsay had shot around 100 blue films for the 8mm market.
Ultimately, Lindsay would become as synonymous with blue films in the 1970s
as Harrison Marks had with glamour photography in the 1960s.
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