Congratulations to our very own member Steve Myall who has just had an 8 page feature on his “100 Strangers” project included in this quarter’s edition of the Canon EOS Magazine. Great article that reflects his talent and dedication to the project.
The pictures supporting this post show the magazine cover and the first two pages of the article.
Tonight was the night of this season’s first internal competition for digital projected images in three sections. Our judge for the evening was Bob Richards LRPS CPAGB. We had a high entry in all three categories, open colour, nature and the theme of Agriculture and Farming. Due to receiving well over hundred submissions we had…
On the evening of Thursday June 4th, we held a members evening via Zoom. This proved to be a fun and educational meeting that drew in a good audience and it will certainly have inspired many of us to try some of the techniques shown. The first half of the evening was all about restoring…
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 January 13th, Keyworth Camera Club were honoured to welcome Britta Jaschinski to give her presentation ‘Photography – A Catalyst for Change’. Britta is a photojournalist and her powerful, sometimes disturbing, images have helped make a change to how animals are treated within the world and have had an impact on the illegal trade…
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…
Donna Crous visited Keyworth Camera Club on the evening of January 21st via Zoom. Donna gave us a presentation called The Art of Food Photography. All the food in Donna’s photographs is real and she uses natural light to illuminate her subjects, occasionally supplemented with a Rotalight which she can set to match the temperature…