Congratulations to our Chairman Ron Maslin. One of his photographs has been chosen as the monthly winner in the Rushcliffe Local News. Ron tells us he didn’t even know he’d won, he only found out when he saw his image in print (even though they’ve spelt his surname wrong).
Hopefully Ron’s success in this competition will inspire more of our members to submit entries.
We have now entered the ‘Zoom’ phase of our year, as all meetings in January and February (apart from the last Thursday) are on-line. This enables us to see presentations by top photographers from all over the UK and further afield covering a wide range of subjects. January started with Kevin Pigney on his passion…
On Saturday 27th April, a small group of Keyworth Camera Club members visited the Beltane Pagan Festival held in Nottingham’s Sneinton market. This provided a wonderful chance for some street photography, as did the skateboarders doing tricks on the edge of the market. On the same day, in Nottingham’s Old Market Square, the Ay-Up Market…
Our Fourth Internal competition took place on the night of February 25th. This was a dpi round that had three sections, Colour, Nature and the theme of Architecture. Our esteemed guest judge for the evening was Ashley Franklin who agreed to assess our images. These were sent to him in advance so he could view…
Robert and Sharon Prenton Jones visited Keyworth Camera Club on Thursday, February 11th, via Zoom to give us their presentation The Art of Composite Photography. This proved to be a very popular event, bringing in one of our highest attendances with over 60 people signing in to view this talk. What a terrific night this…
Diane Seddon ARPS AFIAP CPAGB BPE3* visited Keyworth Camera Club on March 18th via Zoom to give her presentation Odd Things. Diane challenged our ideas of photography. The whole evening was about inspiring us to try different techniques both in camera or during processing. Diane showed an impressive selection of images that both wowed and…
Keyworth Camera Club’s November meetings began with ‘The Full Monty’ – not quite what you might think…! It was the title of a very interesting and comprehensive talk by photographer and graphic designer, Steven Fairbrother, referring to the full range of areas covered by his work: landscape; wildlife; architecture; still life and transport. It was…