Distinctions
We present here recent distinction successes from regional members. This should serve as encouragement and inspiration to start or continue a journey towards RPS distinctions.
Richard Glynne Jones ARPS is happy to share his experience and provide support to current or prospective applicants.
If you want to connect with someone particular, write to me at northwales@rps.org, and I'll try to arrange the contact.
General information about the distinctions are on the Distinctions website. There's also a very active RPS Distinctions Facebook community, where you can get support.
Rolf Kraehenbuehl ARPS
Rolf Kraehenbuehl's digital submission in the Visual Art genre focuses on the human figure in the built environment.
Saul Huck LRPS
Saul Huck earned his LRPS with this refreshing panel, demonstrating a variety of photographic approaches, and mixing monochrome and colour photography in one panel.
Philip Tugwell LRPS
With his LRPS panel, Philip Tugwell demonstrates different photographic approaches to portraiture.
Iona O'Neill LRPS
With this LRPS panel Iona O'Neill shows a variety of photographic approaches with different subject matter.
Neil Johansson ARPS
Neil Johansson's images for screen, submitted to the Contemporary Photography genre, poignantly visualise and highlight a pressing societal and economic issue.
Ian O'Neill ARPS
With his magnificent Travel genre print panel, Ian gets us to meet the people of India.
Richard Glynne Jones ARPS
With his Fine Art print panel, Richard takes us on a deep dive to the blue and surprising depths of a paddling pool in Llandudno. Take a deep breath and equalise!
Sian Davies ARPS
With her unique visual approach, Sian Davies takes us with her stunning Fine Art print panel to Dinorwic Quarry in a way we haven't seen it before.
Sharon Prenton-Jones ARPS
Sharon's enthralling FIPF/ARPS print panel on Celtic Mythology certainly fuels our imagination!
Carol Cotter ARPS
Carol treats us to her exquisite Cyanotype print panel in the Fine Art genre, and tells us about the challenges she faced.