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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.

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

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.

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.

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...

Ria Mishaal FRPS Print Submission Statement of Intent Project Animalia In this project, I wanted to create meaningful portraits of children they could connect with. I had the idea to create composites...

The story behind Dave Peckham's ARPS distinction panel

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...

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...

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...

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...

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 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.

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...