Fort Worth Camera Club
These images are winners in monthly club member competitions.
Images are identified by title; award (1st, 2nd, 3rd, honorable mention, Best in Show); category (B = Beginner, A = Advanced, M= Master); followed by photographer’s name, date.
Enjoy, but remember: all are copyrighted by the photographer. Contact us on Facebook or by email if you want more information. Or, do an online search for “stock photos.”
We meet at 7 p.m. the first and third Thursday of each month in the Fort Worth Cultural District, at the UNT Health Science Center, 3500 Camp Bowie Blvd. Our meeting room is in the Research and Education Building at the corner of Clifton Street and Camp Bowie. Enter the free parking lot and go to the lower level to Room 100, Everett Hall.
Come to a meeting, attend a workshop or an outing and join like-minded photography enthusiasts.
Above, Board Meeting on the Kokernot, Kelley Bussey
The club will not hold a first Thursday meeting in July, which falls on Independence Day, but competition will be held as usual.
Fireworks displays are scheduled throughout north Texas July 4 and during the weekend. Learn how to make fireworks photos:
Join us for our third Thursday entry review and awards on July 18 and our regularly scheduled meeting Aug. 1.
Above, fireworks over Possum Kingdom Lake, by David Roberts.
Learn travel tips and enjoy images from Jeremy Woodhouse, founder of Pixelchrome stock photography and tours, at our first Thursday meeting.
Jeremy has been an international stock photographer affiliated with Getty Images since 1995, and has been leading photo tours full-time since 2011. He has photographed city skylines around the world, landscapes and nature subjects. He was a co-owner of Blend Images, a lifestyle stock photography.
Over the years, Jeremy has traveled to more than 80 countries and since 2011, he has led and/or coordinated more than 100 international photo tours. His current passion is photographing people in developing countries.
Jeremy has received numerous awards and recognition in Wildlife Photographer of the Year and Nature’s Best International Photography competitions. He has been a regular finalist in the United Kingdom-based Travel Photographer of the Year Award and was winner of its Best Single Image in a portfolio titled “MANKIND” in 2016. His images have been included in exhibitions at the Smithsonian Institution, Dallas Museum of Natural History and Natural History Museum, London.
Note that May is a closed topic month for all competition. Entries may be of any subject, but the entry (print or digital) must have been made in calendar year 2019. Entries are due at this meeting, May 2, and will be reviewed at our second Thursday meeting May 16.
Fort Worth Camera Club members earned ribbons and plaques and celebrated the fun of photography at the the annual December year-end awards banquet.
Winning images and photographers/members received the highest point totals in monthly competition in 2018. Want to enter competition? Learn how.
Competition is open to members who have paid current year dues. Join us to share the fun, meet cool people and enjoy the challenge of photography.
