Neath BPE Success

Keyworth Camera Club members have gained acceptances in this years Neath and District Photographic Society’s National Exhibition.

Hundreds of photographers from all over the country submitted thousands of images for selection and four of our members managed to get 17 images accepted into the exhibition, two of the photographers gaining awards.

Congratulations to all four, with special mention to Gavin Brand whose photograph Steps was highly commended and to Paul Burrows whose image Roesel’s Bush-cricket Nymph was commended.

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