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Distinctions: Ian O'Neill ARPS Statement of Intent – People of India India is one of the fastest growing economies in the world, and yet has some of the most underprivileged people who belie this. My ...

Committee Rob Kershaw ARPS, Swiss Chapter Organiser I was born in Liverpool in 1952 and graduated from Liverpool University with a postgraduate degree in Biochemistry. I joined ILFORD Limited in 1977 ...

When did you first become interested in photography and how? I’ve always loved the outdoors, since my Duke of Edinburgh Award days (including as a leader) when mountains/wild country became important....

A good motto for a photography workshop, it seems to me, would be to expect the unexpected. So I shouldn’t have been surprised when on a workshop with Mark Banks, entitled ‘Seeing in black and white’,...

You will be introduced to a different way of thinking about photography and composition. It is based on psychology and is about empowering people to make informed decisions as opposed to worrying abou...

Peter Benson ARPS Distinction - RPS Landscape Group

Michael McAlister ARPS Print Submission Statement of Intent 15 Martins Martin is my partner and we have been together almost 20 years. He is a rare human being. Quiet and unassuming. Modest and uncomp...

A Digital Imaging Eastern day of macro photography with Peter Warne

Matt Jacobs FRPS Print Submission Statement of Intent Stripping one of the most colourful environments on earth of its colour may, on first impression, seem perverse. My position however is that in pr...

Features RPS East Anglia Homepage | Events | Features | Projects | News | Distinctions | EA Team This is where we showcase members' work. We are not always looking for panels, so if you have a small s...

Namibia Catherine Phillips, a new member of the Travel Group, wrote in response to our request for some of your favourite places: I am a teacher of Modern Foreign Languages and part time translator wi...

White Sands National Monument in New Mexico is a fascinating place to photograph; pure white gypsum dunes gently undulating as far as the eye can see.

RPS East Anglia member Sharon Powell has recently completed the online OU Digital Photography course. She talks about her experience and what she gained from it.

Early X-ray photography in the RPS Journal In the 31 January 1896 issue of The Photographic Journal, an article by J. W. Gifford described testing a new photographic technology: “On trying this arrang...

As the Allied forces were forced to retreat from the German panzers at the Battle of Arras in North East France, a photographic scientist was announcing to the Royal Photographic Society a product tha...

Richard Sharman ARPS Print Submission Statement of Intent The intention, in this panel, is to demonstrate my passion for this shy water bird and to reflect, over several months and locations, its phys...

Valerie Mather has been inspired by the Creativity Live workshops put on by the RPS during lockdown

Research This genre encompasses research in the art & science of photography Requirements | Resources | How to Apply | Panel Members This genre encompasses research in the art & science of photogr...

By Degrees... A new portrait of Great Britain By Degrees was a project making landscape images at all the locations where lines of latitude and longitude intersect over land in the UK. About this Proj...