Continued BPE Successes

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.

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