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.
Keyworth Camera Club had five meetings, six if you count an away leg of a battle with Lincoln Camera Club, during the month of March. On the 2nd we we’re visited by professional sports photographer Ady Kerry who covered all aspects of sports and action photography. Ady didn’t pull any punches as he showed us…
January 9th was our Chairman’s Evening. Traditionally this event is shrouded in secrecy and the only way to find out what our Chairman had arranged was to turn up on the night and the vast majority of our membership did just that, although the content had been intentionally leaked at the last meeting before Christmas….
More success for some of our members who are in pursuit of various distinction levels in the national circuit of British Photographic Exhibitions. At the moment just five members are submitting work to these competitions, although a few more are beginning to showing an interest in joining them.The three exhibitions included in this post all…
On Thursday, September 9th, Keyworth Camera Club were visited, via Zoom, by Mike Martin EFIAP, AWPF. Mike gave us his presentation called ‘It’s Not What You See, It’s What You Make. This was a superb evening filled with eye-catching images that left us all eager to try some of the many techniques he applied to…
On February 4th Keyworth Camera Club held their fourth internal competition. Dave Hollingsworth CPAGB visited us to cast his critical eye over our entries. Dave had three pdi categories to judge; Colour, Nature, and the theme of automotive. All three sections were well supported, so Dave had his work cut out for him when selecting…
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…