Roger Bennion's photos with the keyword: Hughenden's 1940s Weekend

Helena, Sara & Penny are 'The Spitfires'. This is Helena x3 :-) Triptych courtesy of 'Digital Photo' magazine.

Helena, Sara & Penny are 'The Spitfires'. This is Sara.

Another shot of Velvet but this time after trying out different ideas in Photoshop :-) ...........as you do :-)))

Lots and lots of messing 'bout in Photoshop :-)) Certainly involving a lith effect and soft focus but I am not sure what else :-)))

Added to Soundtrack Weekend www.ipernity.com/group/362993 One of my more logical links this weekend. “For A Dancer” written and performed by Jackson Browne features on Jackson’s album “Late for the Sky” released in 1974. From the cover of Jackson’s Greatest Hits album - “Over the past three decades Rock and Roll Famer Jackson Browne has created and voiced many of the most literate and emotionally powerful compositions in popular music. Along the way he has touched the hearts and minds of countless fans worldwide and proved himself to be one of rock’s most enduring singer-songwriters”………………..No argument there!!! Lots of peoples were dancing to the superb entertainment at Hughenden’s 1940s Weekend :-)) I wish I could dance properly!! Helen and I did have dancing lessons a very long time ago and I remember that when I was with Dallas, the dancing instructor, we made a great couple and I would have given John Travolta a run for his money! Trouble was that when Dallas left me to my own devices I went downhill very fast :-))) Watch/Listen here - www.youtube.com/watch?v=IU1rZa8Ur_Q

As this car was at Hughenden's 1940s Weekend I think it reasonable to say this is a Jaguar from the 1940s :-) And, clearly it is a 3.5 Litre Jaguar :-) But, as for the actual model that is a little more difficult :-) I guess it could be a 1946 Jaguar 3.5 Litre Mark IV 6-cylinder Saloon. But, I really don't have much of a clue :-)))

Lots to photograph at Hughenden's 1940s Weekend :-) Velvet is a very talented singer.

Helena, Sara & Penny are 'The Spitfires'. I am not at all sure if this is Helena or Sara or Penny but I hope, at some point, to suss this out :-) Anyway, The Spitfires are superb entertainment and were one of many attractions at Hughenden's 1940s Weekend :-) ***Update*** I think I have worked out that this is Helena...................do hope I have this correct :-))