Scotland
About the Scotland Region
As a large region we try to appeal to members all over Scotland with events from North of Inverness to South of Edinburgh. We try to have as many events as members wish with Distinction Advisory Days, informal constructive feedback days, Celebrations of Distinctions, a Travelling Print Exhibition, Lecture Series, and the Dunfermline Weekend every second year. The Region encourages as many special interest groups as wish to participate in it. We aim to be informal and welcoming. For any further information, just drop me an email or call (07881856294 - but as I am a working GP, I may not always be able to answer straight away).
James Frost FRPS
Scottish Regional Organiser
scotland@rps.org
Express yourself through the RPS Scotland Website and our YouTube channel!
Keiran Dodds -Non-Fiction / Environment
RPS Scotland presents the second of our renowned speakers - Keiran Dodds from Scotland.
Kieran Dodds (b. 1980) is a non-fiction photographer known for his research-driven photo stories and portraiture. His personal work considers the interplay of environment and culture, tracing global events through daily lives.
He lives in Scotland with his wife and twin daughters. His work is represented by Panos Pictures, London.
Wednesday 6th October 2021 at 8.00pm BST
Vieri Bottazzini - Fine Art Landscape Photographer
RPS Scotland has made Vieri Bottazzini's talk available for all to see on the RPS Scotland YouTube Channel
Vieri Bottazzini is an Italian Fine Art landscape photographer and educator, and tells stories about the relationship between nature and mankind, exploring the concepts of time and of the surreal. Vieri’s Fine Art work has been viewed millions of times on social media and featured on leading publications such as Medium Format Magazine, LEMAG, Elements-Landscape Photography Magazine, and more.
Monthly Competition
A fun competition for Scottish members who can choose their favourite from submitted images each month
Scottish 2021 Annual Exhibition
This is the 2021 Annual Exhibition, by members of the Society in Scotland, showing a range of images selected by the members, illustrating the variety and quality of their photographic interests. Mostly produced in the last 12 months, when much of their normal travel and associations were limited, many have explored new skills and subjects.
