We had a great time at The Rempstone Steam Show over the weekend, providing the official photographs for the show committee.
Our stall received much interest, potentially attracting some new members who expressed positive interest for the new season.
Thanks to the Team; Adrian I, Sue H, Phil G, Stephen K, John P, Bev & Pete S, Tony W & Rob I
Tesni Ward, a professional wildlife and nature photographer visited KCC this evening and gave her presentation “British Wildlife”. Tesni began with a brief history that explained her introduction into photography and showed some of her early photographs, all this supported by some very humorous comments about understanding all those dials, buttons and letters to be…
Keyworth Camera Club were treated to an informative and entertaining talk this week by Andy Phillips of Preston Camera Club. He is by profession a landscape photographer but the recent lockdown had caused him to look for another style of photography to pursue and so he applied some of his outdoor landscape skills to move…
Our latest weekly fun competition has drawn to a close. This time the theme was three, not the number, the brief being to show three of a kind in one photograph. The voting soon revealed one image rising above the others. Not the runaway success of previous weeks but with other images vying for second…
As we move into a new year, Keyworth Camera Club have decided to have a couple of months where everything is done via Zoom, so we will all be tuning in from our homes and not having to venture out into the bitter weather conditions that can grip our country at this time of year….
This evening our own club member Steve Myall EFIAP BPE4* entertained us via Zoom with his brand new 100 Strangers talk. For those who don’t know, the 100 Strangers Project is all about taking photographs of people you have never met before and uploading them to a Flickr group. Steve explained that you can’t take…
Congratulations to club member David Kissman who has received notification that he has been awarded the credit level in The Photographic Alliance of Great Britain’s awards for photographic merit. This means he can use the letters CPAGB after his name. David submitted ten images (see below) that were scored by a panel of six judges…