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.
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’…
On Thursday March 3rd, Keyworth Camera Club held a members evening in the form of a critique night. This was done via Zoom. The membership was split into three groups, two of which were sent into break-out rooms. Each group had its own set of images to evaluate and then had to choose their top…
Keyworth Camera Club were treated to an informative and entertaining talk this week by Andy Phillips of Preston Camera Club. He is by profession a landscape photographer but the recent lockdown had caused him to look for another style of photography to pursue and so he applied some of his outdoor landscape skills to move…
On Sunday June 13th, twelve members of Keyworth Camera Club met up at Wollaton Park for a few hours of photography in blazing sunshine. There was also plenty of time for chatting as this was the first chance many of us had been able to meet-up in person for a while. The Park offered a…
Keyworth Camera Club had five meetings, six if you count an away leg of a battle with Lincoln Camera Club, during the month of March. On the 2nd we we’re visited by professional sports photographer Ady Kerry who covered all aspects of sports and action photography. Ady didn’t pull any punches as he showed us…
Congratulations to club member Malcolm Sales for his success in winning the BIPP ‘Photojournalism and Editorial’ 2021 Regional Awards – Midlands, with his image “Lockdown Queue.”