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An unintended photography project, born out of the family time in Melbourne’s 6th lockdown.

Breaking water over carboniferous sandstone and shale, Hartland Peninsula on the Northern coast of Devon is a long-exposure delight.

Sarah talks about her joint passions of flying and photography. She shares some of the unique views she has captured during her years as both a competitive glider pilot and a commercial airline pilot.

I have been photographing the Marais for several years in all seasons and hours of the day. What first drew my attention was the quality of the light when the sun penetrated the alders and willows cas...

Although the Catskill Mountains of New York don’t really count as New England, the “Fall” colours are no less spectacular given the right mix of heat and rainfall throughout the summer. However, I fou...

I had the opportunity to speak to Karni Arieli when she was in the thick of it with the printing and promotion of her long-awaited book, Eye Mama: Poetic Truths of Home and Motherhood; the arresting 2...

A couple of recent RPS events have for me served to illustrate the breadth reached in Photography, our educational remit and our connections to other communities. And how Science need not always equat...

‘The Way I See It’ and Much MoreLike many Rosemary had a camera as a child but it was when her late husband Derry rekindled his interest in photography in the early 80s that she bought a camera, rathe...

Having a personal project on tree tunnels and avenues, Mike Murphy was delighted to discover an RPS member-led event taking place at Banstead Heath. Although he knew little about the area, it boasted ...

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

This is the third blog in a series on COVID-19 and lockdown, edited by the RPS Contemporary Group. During his lockdown Contemporary Group member Richard Hall posted an appeal to photograph other villa...

Frequently Asked Questions General | Print Format | Digital Format | About Assessments | About Advisory days General Questions Back to Top general Q: Can I apply for the Associate distinction if I don...

I have been fortunate enough to attend a previous workshop run by Justin which I both thoroughly enjoyed and found to be of great benefit in helping me to improve my own landscape photography. This wo...

RPS Landscape Group Members submitted another wonderful collection of images to the Landscape Group competition during September.

New York, New York, what a wonderful town! A city I used to know very well having visited annually, for either work or pleasure since my early teens. Then Covid hit and an interlude of over four years...

Understanding Our World Science Photographer of the Year Exhibition 2020 Fossil Air in a Glacier Barbara Bogacka ARPS Glacier ice often contains bubbles of ancient air, captured at the time the water ...

To celebrate our 2020 Postgraduate Bursary call for applications, Cocoa Laney shares her tips for project creation.