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 started with an enormous explosion of creative ideas and techniques from Heather Burns, an outstanding photographer and image maker. Her work with composite images was truly exceptional and got everyone talking in the break and afterwards in the pub. Not only was she interesting and stimulating to listen to, she also left us some…
November 2nd saw a last-minute change to the programme and four of our members rose to the challenge of filling the night. Steve Myall, Rob Inglis, Paul Burrows and Gavin Brand did this admirably, putting together short print talks the very same day they were to present them. All four engaged the audience with a…
Our meeting 26th September was a night where we invited members to submit a number of images to receive critique. Initially four images were to be allowed, but because of the high number of submissions this was reduced to three per person. The club is lucky to have Steve Myall as a member, who was…
Over the weekend of 2nd & 3rd November judging took place for the North & East Midlands Photographic Federation Exhibition 2020. This will be held at Patchings Art Centre from 6th January 2020 into February. On Saturday the Digital images were judged and on Sunday it was the turn of the prints. There were over…
Keyworth Camera Club held four meetings during April, three in the hall and one on Zoom. The first meeting of the month on April 6th saw us visited by wildlife photographer Tesni Ward. Tesni gave a wildlife masterclass which covered many of the import aspects to create successful wildlife images. This included finding your location,…
On the evening of May 19th, Keyworth Camera Club headed out onto the streets of West Bridgford for a practical session. We had an amazing turn out for this event with 23 members taking part – you can see 20 of them in the accompanying photos. The brief was as follows: Working pairs, identify your…