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Congratulations to KCC member Malcolm Sales for getting two images published in the BIPP’s magazine, The Photographer, in their Lockdown feature. Both photographs were taken in Bingham.

This Evening, 15th October, Keyworth C.C. welcomed Tal Chohan to the club to give us his presentation The Art of Zoo Photography. This talk was absolutely superb. Tal’s stunning images showing just what it’s possible to achieve photographing wildlife in zoos and safari parks with a little thought, pre-planning and knowledge of your subjects. The…

The first round of our internal competition was held on October 8th and it was extremely well supported, so much so that we had to reduce the amount of entries to make it possible to have all the images assessed in the time available. Across the three categories, open colour, nature and the theme of…

Keyworth Camera Club and guests witnessed a fascinating presentation on October 1st called ‘How to Cheat at Photography’ given to us by Steven Galvin LRPS. We were challenged numerous times to question if it’s ok to cheat, and if so, how far should you change a photograph before it becomes unacceptable – if indeed it…

Our Thursday night Zoom meeting this week took the form of a members evening and we invited a number of colleagues to share some images with the club members. The images were not necessarily to be of competition quality. There would be no judging or critique. We simply asked them to tell us why the…

On Thursday September 17th Chris Upton ARPS visited Keyworth Camera Club via Zoom to give us his presentation ‘Passion for Pictures’. This talk had been billed as having something for everyone, and this certainly proved to be true. Chris showed pictures from many different countries which included a handful taken right on our doorstep. Chris…

Our second meeting of the new season was a critique night. Many members submitted images for appraisal and that resulted in far too many to be discussed in one evening so we had to cut the amount shown to no more than four per photographer. Four members of Keyworth Camera Club are approved N.&.E.M.P.F. judges…

Today, September 9th, eleven members of Keyworth Camera Club met at Bradgate Park, Leicestershire, for a day of photography and socializing, all observing social distancing. This meeting being part of our summer outings programme which has now been extended to take in the next few months as well. When we arrived the day was warm…

Tonight saw the first Keyworth Camera Club meeting of the season with an internal themed competition via Zoom. The Chairman welcomed everyone and thanked the committee team for their extra hard work in providing the additional summer programme of competitions, critiques, speakers, members workshops and external location shoots. The competition was a treasure hunt. Members…

Wysall is only two and a half miles from Keyworth yet it proved to provide plenty of interest for members of the camera club who attended another Summer Outing event last night. Bev greeted the members and firstly reminded them of the need to observe suitable social distancing during the evening. She then provided each…