Keyworth Camera Club took part in the recent 2023 N&EMPF Interclub Print Championships where we finished in a creditable fifth place, which we thought wasn’t bad as this was our first time entering this competition.
Congratulations go to club member Rob Inglis whose photograph Takes Five was not only our highest scoring image but was also chosen by judge Stephen Dean for his selectors award.
Excited Keyworth Camera Member Bev Stoves was over the moon when discovering one of her photographs had been chosen for the book StreetSnappers Collective 2021, which was published on April 28th. Bev took her photograph, ‘Waiting for the Green Light to Cross’, in Hull, the day before attending a workshop on street photography and this…
On Thursday May 12th, Keyworth Camera Club hosted its final visiting speaker for the season. David Gibbins ARPS APAGB EFIAP/b BPE5 CPAGB/AV was that guest and he gave us a presentation simply titled My Photography. David’s talk was split into two halves. The first taking us back to the days of slide film and bringing…
During 2022 Club Members were given the challenge of submitting one monochrome image per month to a Flickr group set up specifically for this project. The only rules were all images had to be monochrome had to be taken during 2022. It was great to see that twenty members took up and completed the challenge….
On November 2nd we held another critique evening and members submitted 53 images for assessment. We invited one existing club judge and in addition one member who recently attended a N&EMPF Judges Seminar to provide their opinions on the images. Additionally, every member who was viewing the event had at least one opportunity to add…
Another Keyworth Camera Club trip out the day after the last one saw eight members converge on Lincoln for an afternoon of photography, a bite to eat, and then on to Lincoln Camera Club for the second leg of an interclub battle with them. Lots of photographs were taken during a leisurely stroll around the…
Congratulations to Keyworth Camera Club member Malcolm Sales for being awarded 1st Place in Reportage/Photojournalism for his picture “Climate Protest” in the British Institute of Professional Photography (Midland Region) Annual Print Awards.