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.
Last night, September 3rd, was the first night of Keyworth Camera Club’s 2021/22 season. At the moment, we are still meeting via Zoom and we had a great turn out, including several new members, for a presentation on macro photography by Justin Garner. For anyone with an interest in macro photography, or just curious about…
This evening saw Keyworth Camera Club take on Arnold & District Camera Club in an inter club battle. Each club submitted 30 images and these were assessed by David Gibbins ARPS APAGB EFIAP/b BPE5* CPAGB/AV. David would be marking the images out of 20. This competition was held via Zoom and had a good attendance…
Our latest weekly fun competition has raced to the finish line. The theme being cars. F1 and F3 cars, sports cars, vintage cars and wreaked cars, all made up the grid. When the lights went out one car showed tremendous acceleration and roared off into the lead, gaining momentum with every vote. As the pack…
On April 8th Keyworth Camera Club hosted our annual interclub battle with Lincoln Camera Club via Zoom. Each club submitted 30 images, of which no more than four could come from any one person. Each photograph was scored out of 20 and the judge, Richard Houghton, was also asked to pick out his favourite image….
November 28th was our second internal competition. This round was for prints only, covering four categories: Open Colour, Open Monochrome, Nature and the theme of Action & Sports, the latter having to clearly depict people taking part in sports or another energetic activity. Our judge for the night was Jacqui Jay Grafton ARPS EFIAP/s DPAGB…
Tesni Ward, a professional wildlife and nature photographer visited KCC this evening and gave her presentation “British Wildlife”. Tesni began with a brief history that explained her introduction into photography and showed some of her early photographs, all this supported by some very humorous comments about understanding all those dials, buttons and letters to be…