Congratulations to our very own member Steve Myall who has just had an 8 page feature on his “100 Strangers” project included in this quarter’s edition of the Canon EOS Magazine. Great article that reflects his talent and dedication to the project.
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January 23rd saw Keyworth Camera Club visited by Alex Hyde who gave us a presentation called ‘Close Encounters’. Alex specializes in macro photography, especially of the natural world. Even today he is still struck by the wonders of discovery when viewing insects or spiders through his macro lens as details are revealed that would otherwise…
Having to close Keyworth Camera Club’s public meetings due to the Coronavirus outbreak the committee were keen to continue club activities online. Our club website has a member only area and this is one such place we are keen to develop more. One idea was to have a weekly fun competition that would be voted…
Erica Oram CPAGB AFIAP BPE3* visited KCC on December 5th to give her presentation ‘Seeing Opportunity’. This was a digital projection show, but Erica also brought along 25 prints as this is the only way to see the true quality of images, and this point was proven by taking a close look at this small…
The results are in for our latest weekly fun competition which is voted on by our membership. The theme was Lockdown and we had to submit an image that showed what lockdown meant to the us. There were some interesting interpretations of the brief and right from the moment voting opened one photograph surged ahead…
Keyworth Camera Club took part in the recent 2023 N&EMPF Interclub Print Championships where we finished in a creditable fifth place, which we thought wasn’t bad as this was our first time entering this competition. Congratulations go to club member Rob Inglis whose photograph Takes Five was not only our highest scoring image but was…
On the evening of Thursday 18th June, we held our second summer lockdown competition via Zoom. We have two classes, open colour and open monochrome. We are able to submit five images in each section and are limited to just two nature entries per person. As is usually the case with KCC competitions, we had…