Starting today, July 29th, Keyworth Camera Club have a small exhibition in the Keyworth Library for the next six weeks. Due to the limited display area we will be changing the photographs every couple of weeks. If you are passing, please pop in and have a look.
April 17th saw Keyworth Camera Club hold another online meeting via Zoom. This was our second critique evening but with an added extra. We started fairly early but had a quick break just before 8.00pm so everyone could go outside and take part in the weekly show of appreciation for all our NHS staff and…
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…
The first half of the 2025–26 competition season has produced an excellent standard of work across all sections, with Rounds One to Three showcasing the depth and variety of photography within the club. Across the colour and monochrome sections, for both prints and digital images, the judges were presented with a wide range of creative…
Keyworth Camera Club’s new season got off to an excellent start in September. Returning to our hall creates a much better atmosphere than watching on Zoom as we have done for the past couple of years due to Covid making it difficult to meet in person. Our programme began on September 1st with Diane Seddon…
The month of October saw Keyworth Camera Club members enjoy a wide variety of subject matter in our weekly meetings. Three nights took place in the club room and one saw us stay at home and utilize Zoom so members of the Scottish cub, Alba Photographic Society, could join us. On the 6th we were…
Keyworth Camera Club held a critique on September 30th. A good number of our members submitted images showing a broad variety of subject matter including landscapes, sport and wildlife to learn how their images could be improved. Club member David Kissman led the critique and offered considered observations that took in sharpness, colour saturation, cropping,…