Congratulations to Keyworth Camera Club member David Kissman for having four images accepted in the Winchester National Photographic Exhibition, three of which gained Certificates of Merit.
We’d also like to extend our congratulations to Gavin Brand and Rob Inglis as they too achieved acceptances in the exhibition.
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….
This evening the above five members of KCC headed out to the N.&.E.M.P.F. Memorial Lecture. This year the guest speaker was Howard Tate MA ARPS AFIAP. Howard is the current President of the P.A.G.B., a member of Gamma Photoforum, which is a photo group for photographers who work in projects and has an invite only…
The latest round of our just for fun Lockdown competitions has come to an end. The theme was ‘summer’. Voting was fairly close to begin with and then one image began to edge ahead. Could it be caught? During the last couple of hours of voting two photographs began to snap at the early leaders’…
Before the main event on the evening of January 23rd we held the latest New Clicker event. These are aimed at teaching the basics of photography to those newer to our hobby or any member that feels a refresher course would be advantageous. This time the New Clickers group met to review images that they…
Matthew Cattell visited Keyworth Camera Club via Zoom on Thursday 17th of March to give us a talk on outdoor photography that covered the natural world in all its beauty, from landscapes to wildlife. Most of Matthew’s photographs are taken in locations local to him and usually involved getting up during the very early hours…
Our Thursday night Zoom meeting this week took the form of a members evening and we invited a number of colleagues to share some images with the club members. The images were not necessarily to be of competition quality. There would be no judging or critique. We simply asked them to tell us why the…