Success in the PAGB GB Cup

Keyworth Camera Club are extremely pleased to announce that they came third in the recent PAGB GB Cup in the section for clubs with limited eligibility. We were just one point behind the second placed club and five behind the winning club.

Not only did we finish in our highest position yet in this competition, three of our members gained individual awards. Rob Inglis was awarded a silver medal for his image Takes Five. Clive Wood was Highly Commended for his picture Encouragement, and David Kissman was also Highly Commended for his photograph Super Stretch. You can see these three images accompanying this post.

Can we better these results next year? Who knows? But you can be sure we’ll be giving it our best shot!

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