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

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...

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...

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

Discover the latest edition of the RPS Germany Chapter eMagazine, featuring inspiring photographic stories, documentary projects, and creative portfolios from members of the Royal Photographic Society...

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...

Travel Image Monthly Competition - November 2022 Justin Cliffe writes: A lovely selection of images to look through and consider this month - and good to see a few more entrants as well.After some co...

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...

Return to Home Page Greg Lovett ARPS 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 world, there is v...

In the Name of Light, I Imagine The recipient of the RPS Women in Photography Bursary explains how she used her award to explore her inability to visualise, while making layered work connecting light ...