Lockdown Queue
Congratulations to club member Malcolm Sales for his success in winning the BIPP ‘Photojournalism and Editorial’ 2021 Regional Awards – Midlands, with his image “Lockdown Queue.”
Congratulations to club member Malcolm Sales for his success in winning the BIPP ‘Photojournalism and Editorial’ 2021 Regional Awards – Midlands, with his image “Lockdown Queue.”
This evening saw us hold our club social night, an event we save for January as something to look forward to after all the hectic celebrations of Christmas and New Year are out of the way. It was fantastic to see the room full with around 40 members and guests attending. Many thanks need to…
Our guest speaker on 21st November was Dave Fieldhouse with his talk “Stuck in a Genre”. This was the first outing for this particular talk which Dave had put together at the request of our program secretary when making the booking. The talk was a mixture of Landscapes, Street and Urbanscapes, with Dave holding a packed…
The results are out for the North & East Midlands Photographic Federation’s annual exhibition and we are proud to announce our own record-breaking success in this prestigious competition. Keyworth Camera Club had twenty images accepted, three more than our previous highest record. The images come from ten people, again three more than before, and four…
On the evening of April 22nd Keyworth Camera Club were visited by Dutch nature photographer Rene de Heer via Zoom. Rene gave us a presentation called Blowing Hot and Cold. This was a talk divided into two parts, photographing wildlife in totally different environments – in the heat of Spain and the bitter cold of…
On Thursday November 25th, Keyworth Camera Club was visited via Zoom by West Sussex photographer Ken Scott ARPS APAGB. Ken gave us a presentation called Touching the Light, which was about recording mountain light and the world around us. Ken has been taking photographs for 40 years and stressed that photograph is all about the…
On April 21st Keyworth Camera Club held a member’s night via Zoom. The theme was Pictures You’d Hang on Your Wall. Our members were asked to submit up to five images each that they could live with on the walls of their house – but the question was in which room would the rest of…