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
Congratulations to our Chairman Ron Maslin. One of his photographs has been chosen as the monthly winner in the Rushcliffe Local News. Ron tells us he didn’t even know he’d won, he only found out when he saw his image in print (even though they’ve spelt his surname wrong). Hopefully Ron’s success in this competition…
Congratulations to our very own member Steve Myall who has just had an 8 page feature on his “100 Strangers” project included in this quarter’s edition of the Canon EOS Magazine. Great article that reflects his talent and dedication to the project. The pictures supporting this post show the magazine cover and the first two…
Keyworth Camera Club took part in the recent 2023 N&EMPF Interclub Print Championships where we finished in a creditable fifth place, which we thought wasn’t bad as this was our first time entering this competition. Congratulations go to club member Rob Inglis whose photograph Takes Five was not only our highest scoring image but was…
On the evening of May 19th, Keyworth Camera Club headed out onto the streets of West Bridgford for a practical session. We had an amazing turn out for this event with 23 members taking part – you can see 20 of them in the accompanying photos. The brief was as follows: Working pairs, identify your…
Colin Jarvis MA Photo, FD Photo, PGCE, ARPS visited Keyworth Camera Club on May 13th via Zoom and gave us his presentation Mono Moods. This excellent talk mainly featured minimalistic seascapes full of mood and atmosphere. Nearly all of these images were created through the use of long exposures using a combination of graduated and…
On the 11th of July 2015 club member Steve Myall began a project called 100 Strangers. The idea behind it is to approach people he had never met and ask if he could photograph them right there and then. Today marks the 10th anniversary of starting that project and, to date, Steve has taken portraits…