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Distinctions: Key tips by Richard Glynne Jones ARPS My Key Tips Whilst my images were taken over a period of time, when assembled as a panel, my aim was to give the impression that they had been captu...

Kelly Zhang is a young photographer based in New York, USA, specialising in abstract macro photography. Inspired by the scientific phenomena behind soap bubbles, Kelly began photographing them in 2022...

A selection of analogue photography news items, from new film stocks to old cameras

Winners Announcement: RPS Landscape Group Members submitted another wonderful collection of images to the Landscape Group competition in October 2023.

Field Trip to Ham Wall for Starling Murmuration

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I have been studying the work of the Herschel family and early Welsh photographers. Like them, we can continue to learn through our connections.

Lakshitha Karunarathna FRPS Images for Screen Submission Statement of Intent Though I have photographed wildlife in many places around the world, no other place amazes me to the extent which the Kenya...

One of the great virtues of The RPS comes from the connections across photography. An example of a common project with a fellow member.

2024 brings a slew of events and opportunities for Analogue Members

I have two "Photography of the Year" awards to share with you, both with a strong social purpose. I recommend both to you as worthy of your consideration as stuff to do and stuff to study.

East Anglian member, Gavin Bickerton-Jones LRPS, shares a selection of his Barn Owl images taken close to his home in Attleborough, Norfolk

The RPS AGM will be held on 26 September 2020 at 1000 GMT online. I am planning to return to the tradition of delivering a President’s address at this event. Hope you can join us!

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This month's judge, Richard Lewis, writes: The arrival of Spring (and some subtle(?) Facebook reminders) brought a bumper crop of 24 images, significantly more than of late. Again, between them, they...