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

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.

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

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...

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...

I refer to myself as a functional photographer, one who uses photography as a part of their work but where the image forms only part of the workflow.

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 ...

Winners of Youth Photography Awards 2020 announced

RPS Landscape Group Members submitted another wonderful collection of images to the Landscape Group competition during March. Full instructions can be found on the RPS Landscape Group website.

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...

Distinctions: The Challenge. By Carol Cotter ARPS The first challenge I faced was actually learning the cyanotype process. Initially this was very hit and miss and therefore very frustrating. I was tr...

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.