FIAP Distinction Award

We are proud to announce that Keyworth Camera Club member Steve Myall has achieved the FIAP distinction of EFIAP/s level (Excellence FIAP Silver). Congratulations Steve.

These distinctions are awarded for achieving various targets by gaining acceptances in exhibitions run worldwide with FIAP (The International Federation of Photographic Art) patronage.

Each level has a different criterion, which includes how many acceptances are required and the number of different images you need to do this with. These acceptances must be in a set number of countries and gain a specific number of awards with different photographs in different exhibitions and countries.

We hope that more members of Keyworth Camera Club will be inspired by Steve’s success to take up the challenge too.

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