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
Keyworth Camera Club would like to congratulate Natalie Burrows on completing and passing her Photography degree. Natalie is the club’s youngest member and is well known throughout N&EMPF for her success in winning the Under 25’s Trophy 4 years in a row. Now, after 3 years hard work at Birmingham City University, her reward is…
The third round of our summer competition took place on the evening of July 16th. We have two categories, these being open colour and open monochrome. Entrants can submit up to five images in each section of which only two can be nature. The judge for the night was Peter Gennard MFIAP EFIAP/D1. We didn’t…
On April 8th Keyworth Camera Club hosted our annual interclub battle with Lincoln Camera Club via Zoom. Each club submitted 30 images, of which no more than four could come from any one person. Each photograph was scored out of 20 and the judge, Richard Houghton, was also asked to pick out his favourite image….
The theme of our latest weekly fun competition was purple and images came in representing various shades of this colour. Hues from the natural world dominating the entry. As the first votes came in it could have been anyone’s victory as a few photographs were tied in first place, until the very last day when…
Today, September 9th, eleven members of Keyworth Camera Club met at Bradgate Park, Leicestershire, for a day of photography and socializing, all observing social distancing. This meeting being part of our summer outings programme which has now been extended to take in the next few months as well. When we arrived the day was warm…
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…