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Back in lockdown so plotting stuff to do. Taking inspiration from photographers who have gone before us. Build, see, study and share. Stay well and do stuff.

This is the sixth blog in a series on COVID-19 and lockdown, edited by the RPS Contemporary Group. Peter Bartlett ARPS describes his experiences and observations during his allowed regular exercise un...

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!

Interview between our group deputy chairman Avijit Datta with RPS India chapter founder Rajen Nandwana.

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.

Sometimes an article or event catches me at the right moment, making me think again about images I have taken and prints I have viewed.

The postal portfolio has a new coordinator and new members are encouraged to join.

Ideas on Climate Change The new category 'Climate Change' was introduced to address the current climate emergency, using the power of photography to highlight its effects on all aspects of our natural...

I am an amateur Scottish artist based in Glasgow in the West of Scotland. My interest in photography stems from my love of travel but it is only in recent years that it has developed into a true passi...

Film, Video and Multimedia Requirements | Successful Submissions | How to Apply | Panel Members Distinctions at the levels of Licentiate, Associate and Fellowship in this genre recognise the creation ...

Honey J Walker, ARPS is a London based abstract and aerial photographer, exploring colour, metaphor and emotional intelligence throughout her work. Her process involves in-camera multiple exposure and...

The story behind Dave Peckham's ARPS distinction panel

The RPS Women in Photography group is thrilled to announce that member Jennifer Charlton has made history as the first woman to win Scotland’s most prestigious portrait photography prize.

Mick Pleszkan joined the RPS during lockdown and took the Digital Photography course with the Open University with a view to doing his LRPS. His chosen genre was Architecture, and he was able to visit...

The Garden of Maggie Victoria Combining old family photos with new work to revive the story of a long-forgotten great-grandmother and her ordinary, extraordinary life. By Rachel Nixon

A moment of serendipity leads the photographer to an ambitious project recognising the work of charity staff, healthcare professionals and other caregivers — and raising much-needed funds along the wa...