Congratulations to Keyworth Camera Club member Malcolm Sales for being awarded 1st Place in Reportage/Photojournalism for his picture “Climate Protest” in the British Institute of Professional Photography (Midland Region) Annual Print Awards.
With the easing of Lockdown, Keyworth Camera Club has been able to begin its summer outing events. Unfortunately, the first one was called off due to bad weather but the second went ahead very successfully. Wednesday 29th July saw eighteen members of the club make their own way to the Jubilee Campus in Nottingham for…
A few members of Keyworth Camera Club have decided to gain accreditation from the British Photographic Exhibition circuit. Some of these photographers are new to this kind of competition so are pursing their first level (BPE1*) whilst others are heading towards different levels. You can find out more about the BPE Crown Awards here: http://www.britishphotographicexhibitions.org.uk/ The…
Our guest speaker on 21st November was Dave Fieldhouse with his talk “Stuck in a Genre”. This was the first outing for this particular talk which Dave had put together at the request of our program secretary when making the booking. The talk was a mixture of Landscapes, Street and Urbanscapes, with Dave holding a packed…
The results are in for our latest weekly fun competition which is voted on by our membership. The theme was Lockdown and we had to submit an image that showed what lockdown meant to the us. There were some interesting interpretations of the brief and right from the moment voting opened one photograph surged ahead…
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…
An annual club highlight is the viewing by members of the N&EMPF Exhibition video and this year did not disappoint. Although the number of entries this year was lower than last year, the standard was still high and from 312 entrants 190 achieved at least one acceptance. The images in the mono and colour sections…