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.
Gavin, Paul, Stephen and David made up a fourball at Blankney Golf Club in aid of the Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance. Despite a few light showers and one particularly heavy one, all four had a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon. The day started at around 11.30 with bacon butties and coffee, followed by a briefing on…
On Thursday February 4th we showed part of N&EMPF’s 66th exhibition. Why part? 2021 attracted record breaking entries and acceptances which saw 344 entrants submitting 2627 images of which 593 were accepted. This meant the exhibition was too long to show over a single evening, so we decided to choose two sections for this night…
We are very pleased to announce that Paul Burrows was notified yesterday that his image “Common Blue” was chosen by the National Trust as the winner of their Instagram competition to celebrate the #BigButterflyCount. Paul told us that the image was taken on Friday afternoon whilst on a walk to the Nature Reserve in Keyworth….
Success for three Keyworth Camera Club members. Congratulations to three of our newer members, Michael Barke, Geoff Foster and Trevor McHugh, for gaining 38 acceptances between them across both the print and dpi sections in the recent Leicester & Leicestershire P.S. Annual Exhibition. Not only did they achieve this impressive number of acceptances, seven of…
On December 16th Keyworth Camera Club held the third round of our Internal competition. Three sections, Open Colour, Monochrome and Nature, brought in a respectable 66 photographs. Our judge was Daan Olivier FRPS EFIAP and he provided some knowledgeable and informative comments that praised or suggested how we could improve our images in a clear…
Malcolm Cook EFIAP/p visited KCC this evening to give his presentation Endless Skies. We were treated to a superb selection of landscapes/seascapes beneath a variety of dramatic skies. Malc also included an assortment of water-based sport images for those who didn’t want to see an evening just of endless landscapes. Malc’s enthusiasm for his subject…