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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.

A sister’s determination to lift the cloak of invisibility around the challenges of osteoporosis and show the courage and resilience it takes to keep going in the face of often unbearable pain.

A rhetorical question but one I found interesting this week, prompted by three recent events. Why do you do photography? And what do you get out of it?

Marge Bradshaw is a socially engaged documentary and portrait photographer interested in people, place, and heritage. She uses a mixture of photography and ethnographic research to share the stories o...

Today we welcome our long-time member Horst Witthueser LRPS, for a chapter member interview. Horst has been a member of the chapter since its inception in 2009. Let's see what he answers to our Questi...

Zoom meeting recordings The following meetings have been recorded and made available on the RPS channel on YouTube Who Title 2020 Oct Ken Holland FRPS Little Poland: A Community in Devon Dec Giles Du...

Simon Riddell tells us about his project ‘MentalCollodion’: Supporting Mental Health with Wet Plate Photography during a Pandemic.

In the aftermath of a health crisis, the author turned to the old-growth forests of the Pacific Northwest as a means of healing. In this personal essay, she celebrates these complex ecosystems that fr...

Path to Distinction - Karen Brickley ARPS. The Surrey, UK-based photographer shares her experience of applying for — and receiving — the Licentiate and Associate distinctions with her outdoor and abst...

I came across story of Sojourner Truth, who sold her photographs as cartes-de-visite to raise money for abolitionist and women's rights causes.

Conference attendance serves as a prompt for reflective practice. The Collodion conference reminded me of the value of artefacts in images.

To coincide with the fifth anniversary of the Covid-19 pandemic, a portrait photographer reflects on how she used remote photography during this time to capture global images of less visible people an...