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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...

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

The story behind Dave Peckham's ARPS distinction panel

I was pleased to hear that my paper had been accepted for the "Don't Press Print - the collodion process" online conference. This image came to mind for a number of reasons.

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

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...

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...

RPS Yorkshire Committe Yorkshire Home | News and Articles | Events | Projects | Photo Galleries | Committee | Getting Published | Contact webmaster Ed. Bylina: Joint Regional Organiser Ed has been kee...

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...

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.

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...