Shallow Depth of Field – Online Competition 13

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 entries. For the first time in the history of this competition we have joint winners.

Congratulations go to both Paul Burrows for ‘Common Toad’ and to Steve Myall for ‘Poppy’.

Similar Posts

  • Touching the Light

    On Thursday November 25th, Keyworth Camera Club was visited via Zoom by West Sussex photographer Ken Scott ARPS APAGB. Ken gave us a presentation called Touching the Light, which was about recording mountain light and the world around us. Ken has been taking photographs for 40 years and stressed that photograph is all about the…

  • Country Park Outing

    Keyworth Camera Club’s monthly outing for April was a trip to Rushcliffe Country Park in the early evening. Eight of our members turned up – you can see six of them in one of the photographs accompanying this post. Nature was the focus of the evening with plants, blossom, a variety of ducks, swans and…

  • Our PAGB GB Cup Results

    Keyworth Camera Club are pleased to announce that three of our members gained awards in the recent PAGB GB Cup. The three photographs accompanying this post are the successful images. Congratulations to David Kissman for being awarded a silver medal by judge Neil Smith, for his picture ‘All Arms and Legs’. Geoff Foster’s photograph ‘Six…

  • November 2022 Review

    The programme for November gave Keyworth Camera Club members a wide variety of subject matter to be inspired by, along with many different techniques to try in our quest to ever better our photography. November 3rd was the second round of our internal competition which comprised the following sections; Monochrome, Nature, and the theme of…