Club Member Gets Published

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 is her first published photograph.

Congratulations Bev, we hope this is the first of many more.

Bev’s photograph is shown below.

You can find out more here:

https://www.blurb.co.uk/b/10693244-streetsnappers-collective-2021-review?fbclid=IwAR1eKk_RtdR4YgzL5y0OmrwYxyi17ZkYhZphD_G3BVdwcrI7Pxv1SX2z0kE

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