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With a call out for submissions to the 2021 RPS Postgraduate Bursary, we catch up with former recipient Cebe Loomis

Geraint Evans ARPS Print Submission Statement of Intent I have played, walked and just stood still in woods since childhood. I have sought to portray my local woodlands, all within 20 miles of my home...

After the pandemic hit, Ruth Toda-Nation used her camera to document the enduring friendship between her father, John, and his neighbour, Mary. Ruth movingly chronicled everyday life and challenges fo...

When I was a kid, we had a frieze on the playroom wall; Margaret Tempest’s An ABC for You and Me. We had the book too; a perfect little square of pictures. Each showed a watercolour animal with an obj...

As the UK enters another phase of lockdown it is important to keep busy. Do you have a box of old camera gear?

Tamary Kudita leads an array of talent in the international competition’s Open Photographer of the Year competition

Return to Home Page Greg Lovett ARPS Nature group Chair Prior to retirement in 2020 I was a solicitor in private practice. Retirement has allowed me the time to indulge in my love of the natural worl...

Showcase - Kevin Wailes LRPS I've had an interest in photography from when I was a teenager and with the dawning of the digital era I'd had a few different cameras but the interest became a bit of an...

I have always felt a conflict between the historical items in the family archive now in my stewardship and my own subjective recollections. From my father’s side: dusty boxes of revered photographs, e...

The RPS Women in Photography Group’s 40% Project is a nationwide portrait initiative documenting a historic milestone in British political life: women now make up just over 40% of MPs in the UK Parlia...

This is the fifth blog in a series on COVID-19 and lockdown, edited by the RPS Contemporary Group. Julia Hadji-Stylianou ARPS is an associate lecturer teaching photography and video at De Montfort Uni...