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Qasim Syed ARPS Images for Screen Submission Statement of Intent Butterflies and Odonata bring happiness to people of all ages and backgrounds because of their colours and patterns. They are the livin...

Photography as Language & Investigating Place with Pyschogeography. The OCA offers two online courses in partnership with the RPS - Hear one students experience of both courses. Registration close...

TPA/RPS Environmental Bursary 2025 Recipient: Sally Low 'What the River Carries', explores the hidden cost of intensive poultry farming in the Wye Valley. About the Photographer Sallys photography pra...

London Region's Independent Project Exhibition at LCCI Celebrating London’s Independent Traders An Exhibition of Work by RPS London Region Photographers, highlighting and recording the role played by...

Self The East Anglian Contemporary Group set themselves a project in July 2021 to develop individual interpretations of the meaning of self through whatever photographic medium they chose to use. The ...

A challenge for my Aperture project. Can I ride on the shoulders of Galileo and record the phases of Venus with a standard camera lens and DSLR? Just about!

About four years ago, I felt that my landscape photography had reached a plateau. I was getting bored with visiting honeypot locations and I felt myself falling out of love with the genre. I knew ther...

Liz Akers ARPS talks to Digital Imaging Eastern about how she took up photography almost by chance in 2008. Unexpected meetings and events since then have led her on to achieve more than she would eve...

“Kodachrome is more than a film, it’s a pop culture icon,” said Todd Gustavson, a curator from the George Eastman House photography museum in Rochester, New York, “If you were in the postwar baby boom...

Today, we welcome one of our newest members of the German Chapter to an interview about his motivation and inspiration for photography.

Maplin Sands lies off the coast of Essex beyond the resort of Southend and makes up part of the Thames estuary. It is a vast area of sand that stretches up to 5km from the shore at low tide and across...

Frequently Asked Questions Spring 2026 | General | Print Format | Digital Format | About Assessments | About Advisory days Updates for spring assessments 2026 Back to Top Spring26 Please continue to c...

Where I Find Myself: in conversation with Joel Meyerowitz

Moving on with ideas for Potato Photographer of the Year, this time in the style of Ruth Harriet Louise, early Hollywood photographer.

Close to Home Project 2022 Open to all RPS Landscape Group Members The Landscape group 'Close to Home' Project for 2022 A collaborative project bringing together the best of photography from RPS Lands...

Thinking about the difficulties that Landscape photographers must have had with early photographic materials. I find I learn much better if I try stuff out and here is a little project anyone can try.

Calendar 2025 Landscape Group Calendar 2025 The Landscape Group is excited to launch our first-ever calendar project. Many of us have calendars adorning our walls. In this digital age, there is still ...

How I got the shot.. Modern Communication For anyone entering a photograph into a RPS competition, there is the prerequisite of it needing to fit into the criteria of having a sense of place. Travel s...

Winners Announcement: RPS Landscape Group Members submitted another wonderful collection of images to the Landscape Group competition during May 2023.

Martin Erhard FRPS Print Submission Statement of Intent Skateparks Bearing the scars of daily use, discarded rubbish and some inevitable graffiti, skateparks are the playgrounds of modem youth. Scenes...