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Ben Dixon tells us about his time roaming the streets of Hong Kong during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A drilling rig worker. A marine ecologist. A commercial fisherman. They are united by their lives at sea – and love of photography. Now an exhibition of their images is lighting up their often-forgott...

Saying Goodbye to Mike Taylor as Chief Operating Officer of the RPS. This image is a testament to his achievements. From all at the RPS, Thanks!

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?

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...

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...

The RPS Honorary Fellow reveals the personal inspiration behind his book Single Dad

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...

In a personal essay, RPS member Ian Simpson describes his love of Ukraine and his support of photography and filmmaker Sergi Mykhalchuk who is documenting the war in the country

Keep on Trying and You Might Just Get Lucky by Jon Martin

Emerging from an academic year like no other are two graduates with different perspectives on the world

Every week we are going to get the Distinctions Chairs to share their top tips, tricks and best kit with us. This week we speak to Joe Cornish HonFRPS, Distinctions Landscape Panel Chair

Digital Imaging member Dave Balcombe ARPS takes a look back at his days as a part-time freelance press photographer in the 1980s and shares some of his current favourites.