More Success For Keyworth Photographer

ByWeb Master

Congratulations to club member David Kissman who has received notification that he has been awarded the credit level in The Photographic Alliance of Great Britain’s awards for photographic merit. This means he can use the letters CPAGB after his name.

David submitted ten images (see below) that were scored by a panel of six judges who mark from two to six points per image. David needed an overall total of 200 points to attain the award and gained far more points than was required. This really is a terrific achievement.

Well done, David, from all the members of Keyworth Camera Club.

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