Landscape Group Project
Members' Outdoor Exhibition
Members' landscape photography brought to the streets: a touring outdoor exhibition, free and open to all.
Our second outdoor exhibition · 2025/26
About the Exhibition
Our Second Outdoor Exhibition
The RPS Landscape Group is holding its second outdoor exhibition of members' work across 8 or more locations in 2025/26, with 80 landscape images in a run of almost 30 metres: Land & Sea, Urban & Rural, Colour & Mono. It is an excellent opportunity to show a range of members' photographs to a broader audience, not just those who planned to visit, but the thousands of passers-by who stop to spend time with our images.
Named one of Amateur Photographer's Best Exhibitions to see in 2025.
"In the world of digital technology, this exhibition is helping the propagation of the art of photography and the beauty of printed images."
Where to See It
2025/26 Tour
All locations are outdoors, open 24/7. Our schedule is listed below, with more dates to be confirmed.
The Images
Exhibition Gallery 2025/26
Gabriel Hemery
A selection from the 2025/26 exhibition panels. Tap any image to view it larger.
Browse every exhibited image in the full Online Gallery, with links to the exhibiting photographers' own websites.
Watch
2025/26 Promo Film
Opens on YouTube in a new tab.
From the Archive
Past Exhibitions
Some of our earlier outdoor exhibitions around the country.
Clifton Suspension Bridge, Bristol
1 to 26 June 2023
Photographs by Jeff Hargreaves.
Southwark Cathedral, London
8 to 31 January 2023
Dame Judi Dench Walk, York
26 June to 10 July 2022
St Andrew Square, Edinburgh
22 May to 18 June 2022
Photographs by Colin Balfour.
Get in Touch
Contact
For details about the exhibition, please contact landscapeexhibitionmemberevents@rps.org.
What We Mean by Landscape
Landscape photography is the photographic portrayal of all elements of the land, sea and sky, whether natural, built or influenced by human endeavour.
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