Lockdown Shots – Malcolm Sales
Congratulations to KCC member Malcolm Sales for getting two images published in the BIPP’s magazine, The Photographer, in their Lockdown feature. Both photographs were taken in Bingham.
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In the Kitchen
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…
Inter Club Battle
This evening saw Keyworth Camera Club take on Arnold & District Camera Club in an inter club battle. Each club submitted 30 images and these were assessed by David Gibbins ARPS APAGB EFIAP/b BPE5* CPAGB/AV. David would be marking the images out of 20. This competition was held via Zoom and had a good attendance…
Three W’s
We had another Summer club outing on Sunday 31st July and although numbers were down on the previous event, we were still able to enjoy a varied and challenging few hours visiting the churches of Widmerpool, Willoughby and Wysall. First stop was Widmerpool where one of our members, Trevor, made prior arrangements and we were…
Polina Plotnikova – Flowers and Still Life
Thursday 23rd April saw us hold our first talk via Zoom. Many of our members attended this online presentation by Polina Plotnikova FRPS EFIAP about creative flower portraiture and still life work. Polina started by showing some artwork by well-known artists whose paintings had been the stimulus for her photography. Polina explained how she studied…
DISTINCTION SUCCESS
We are proud to announce that three Keyworth Camera Club members have achieved FIAP distinctions. These 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…
November Review 2024
Keyworth Camera Club’s November meetings began with ‘The Full Monty’ – not quite what you might think…! It was the title of a very interesting and comprehensive talk by photographer and graphic designer, Steven Fairbrother, referring to the full range of areas covered by his work: landscape; wildlife; architecture; still life and transport. It was…
