The IRIS is published by the Nature Group of the RPS three times a year.
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Non-members can obtain a copy of the IRIS for a fee of £18. Please contact the Nature Group's Secretary for more details.
Copy and publication dates are as follows
Spring Copy deadline 8th December - published mid March
Summer Copy deadline 30th April - published early July
Winter Copy deadline 31st August - published early November
All contributions should be submitted to the Editor. Items covering any aspect of nature photography and/or natural history are welcomed, including reviews on equipment and relevant books.
Copy should be sent as .txt or .doc files by email or on CD. Please do not send hard copy only.
Digitally captured photographic images are preferred but scanned transparencies are also acceptable. Images (whether verical or horizontal) should be supplied on CD as sRGB Tiff files, 6"x4" at 300ppi(1800x1200 pixels), file size approximately 6.17Mb.
No payment will be made for material used and whilst every care will be taken, neither the Editor, the Nature Group Committee nor the Printers can accept liability for any damage that may occur to photographic material submitted.
The views expressed within 'The Iris' are solely those of the contributor and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Nature Group Committee or the Editor.
The following are downloadable articles published in previous issues of The IRIS.
Bird photography in Bulgaria by Mike Lane FRPS
Butterflies of Estonia by Trevor Davenport ARPS
Cornish Rockpools by Jack Perks
Looking local for your wildlife pictures by Richard Revels FRPS
Short-eared Owls at Wicken Fen by Richard Nicoll ARPS
Damsels at Dawn by John Bulpit FRPS