We had a great time at The Rempstone Steam Show over the weekend, providing the official photographs for the show committee.
Our stall received much interest, potentially attracting some new members who expressed positive interest for the new season.
Thanks to the Team; Adrian I, Sue H, Phil G, Stephen K, John P, Bev & Pete S, Tony W & Rob I
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…
Starting today, July 29th, Keyworth Camera Club have a small exhibition in the Keyworth Library for the next six weeks. Due to the limited display area we will be changing the photographs every couple of weeks. If you are passing, please pop in and have a look.
December’s first talk was given by Lesley Grand-Scrutton, a highly-regarded local photographer who has mounted a number of public exhibitions over the years. Her subject was ‘Some of My Favourite Things’ and her talk was presented as prints. Lesley’s images were grouped into panels covering a wide range of subject matter. Lesley told the stories…
December was a shortened month as the club was closed over the Christmas and New Year weeks, but we still held three well attended meetings. On December 1st we were visited by Chris Dale who gave us an excellent and inspiring talk called The Local Landscape. Will we see any of our members getting out…
The latest round of our just-for-fun weekly competition has been voted on. The brief was to enter an image that showed good use of a shallow depth of field. Surprisingly, the majority submitted nature photographs. All through the voting period two images kept swapping top position as they raced ahead of the rest of the…
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…