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Photography companies announce host of new analogue products in time for Christmas

Ethical Travel Photography and Social Media In Partnership with the University of Greenwich Social media platforms (like Instagram) have changed the scope of experiences and have mobilised significant...

Causes and effects Science Photographer of the Year Exhibition 2020 A Year in Garbage Anders Andersson For a year Anders Andersson weighed and photographed everything he and his two children threw awa...

Raymond Ching ARPS Print Submission Statement of Intent Bangladesh has given me an impression of poor, chaos and straggle. It has a huge population that majority is Muslims. Even though the working an...

Colin Yelland ARPS Print submission Statement of Intent Exeter Cathedral is one of the great cathedrals of England and one of the finest examples of Gothic Architecture anywhere. The cathedral has the...

Distinctions: Richard Glynne Jones ARPS Statement of Intent: Blue Lagoon The subject is a paddling pool on a promenade in North Wales. This small area of blueness sparkles with a Mediterranean shimmer...

The RPS Website is currently undergoing upgrades. Please contact info@rps.org to book a place on this workshop, or call 0117 3164 464. Limited to only 6 places - book early to guarantee a place. This ...

Japan Japanese Chapter The Royal Photographic Society Japan Chapter (RPSJ) was established in September 1996 by volunteers as one of RPS’s international chapters across the globe. We currently have so...

Ever paused for thought when you "set the ISO" setting on your camera? What does ISO actually mean? Let's take a look.

An update on our work to make the RPS's work more welcoming and inclusive

Travel Image of the Month - February 2022 : Winter Game, Antarctica - Victor Wong Many thanks to the many photographers who contributed images for the February Travel image of the Month (TIoM), as ev...

Considering the issues of identity in the Graduates section of the new look RPS Journal of July / August, looking at the work of MA and BA students.

Imagine making over 5000 prints using a 180 year old photographic process over several months and then combining them with the latest digital technology. Yorkshire based artist Ed Carr has done that

East Anglia member Mark Farrington shares a selection of wonderful images from his recent trip to the island of Tobago to photograph the hummingbirds.

Mimi Ezinne is the 20324 recipient of the PostGraduate bursary Journey Mercies -- An Intimate Visual Exploration of African Immigration About the recipient Mimi Ezinne (b. 1997) was introduced to pho...

Continuing the RPS Historical Group's series of talks looking at collections of photography: Mary Burgess, Local Studies Assistant at the Cambridgeshire Collection, Cambridge Central Library, discusse...

The launch of the Landscape Group monthly competition got off to a very good start. Members submitted over 50 images between the 1st and the 23rd of January! Full instructions can be found on the RPS ...

On Saturday 25 September 2021, we held our first all-day “In Focus” event, which included our Annual General Meeting.

Max Houghton Awarded in recognition of sustained excellence or a notable achievement in the field of photography education. Max Houghton is a writer, curator and editor and is the Course Leader for th...