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Congratulations to Keyworth Camera Club member Malcolm Sales for being awarded 1st Place in Reportage/Photojournalism for his picture “Climate Protest” in the British Institute of Professional Photography (Midland Region) Annual Print Awards.

Our fourth weekly fun competition has been voted on, and this round provided the closest results yet and right up to the last minutes any one of a number of photographs could have come out in top place. Voting is done by the membership. The theme was Plants and Trees, a subject easily accessible in…

The 2024-5 season began in early September with an enjoyable Members’ Evening, welcoming existing and new members to our flourishing club. Trophies were presented to last year’s overall competition winners, and looking forward, members took part in lively discussion groups which looked at what each person wanted to improve or achieve in their photography over…

In our May review we mentioned that Paul had been to Scotland so he could be present when his images were judged for the Distinction award by the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain, and we are pleased to confirm that he was successful in his bid to be the first Keyworth Camera Club member to…

We are very pleased to announce that Paul Burrows was notified yesterday that his image “Common Blue” was chosen by the National Trust as the winner of their Instagram competition to celebrate the #BigButterflyCount. Paul told us that the image was taken on Friday afternoon whilst on a walk to the Nature Reserve in Keyworth….

January 30th was the night of our 3rd internal competition. This time it was for dpi’s (Digital projected images) only. There were three categories: Monochrome, Nature and the theme of Long Exposures that had to have a shutter speed of two seconds or more. Our judge for the evening was Ken Wade who tackled the…