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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...

“Architecture should be able to excite you, to make you think” Zaha Hadid My presenting this talk will hopefully challenge your perceptions and make you think. Firstly I need to say that I’m not an a...

With Iñaki Hernández-Lasa FRPS, FIPF Born in Bilbao and living in Ireland since 1990, Iñaki specialises in architectural photography and shares with many photographers his absolute passion for the Gug...

Our Awards Talks Series welcomes leading individuals to talk about how they use photography as artists, scientists, educators, publishers and curators. All our speakers are recent RPS Award recipients...

An on-going series of talks looking at the ideas, the history and contemporary relevance, discussed in new academic publications, presented in an accessible way for a general audience. Professor Susan...

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...

We would like to invite you to join us for a talk by award winning photographer Matt Emmet on the evening of Monday 11th April. from 7.30 GMT After a chance encounter with an abandoned jet engine test...

[click here to book a ticket] Andy is going to join us for what sounds like an amazing evening where he will showcase my approach and images in making outdoor scenic UK photographs, that ooze drama, s...

To book a place at this event please click here When Giles Penfound came to talk to RPS East Midlands a few years ago it was to talk about his documentary photography whilst serving as the Chief Press...

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the Imaging Science Group were unable to organise Good Picture symposia for 2020 and 2021. The group’s committee recognise this is as disappointing for would be attendees ...

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the Imaging Science Group were unable to organise Good Picture symposia for 2020 and 2021. The group’s committee recognise this is as disappointing for would be attendees ...

Universal Truths – a presentation on a journey and a project by Alexandra Prescott FRPS I began the F Distinction journey in July 2019 – nearly 2.5 years of work. The project went through 3 major iter...

Join us for an evening with photographer Andre du Plessis FRPS. Born in South Africa and residing in England, Andre du Plessis is worldwide renowned for his powerful black and white documentary photog...

Because we remain unable to gather for a proper Christmas Party again this year, the committee would like to invite you to a virtual 'Show & Tell' gathering on Sunday 12 December 2021. Select and ...

Join us for an evening with photographer Kevin Wilson FRPS. Kevin is a worldwide renowned photographer who has received no less than seven Fellowships, including an Honorary Fellowship. Each of these ...

Shane Balkowitsch is a self-taught collodion photographer who shoots exclusively using the process. He who believes that "Art can be a weapon for change and we artists have the ability to wield it at ...

A special event as part of Autism Acceptance Month, April 2022. As someone who is on the autism spectrum, Alison Webber has expended a great deal of time and energy creating different versions of hers...

Continuing the RPS Historical Group's series of talks looking at collections of photography: Claire Mayoh Archive and Library Manager at the National Science and Media Museum, Bradford, will be introd...

Born in East Yorkshire, Paul's interest for photography began at school. He then studied graphic design at art college and soon after began his design career in London working for many well known FMCG...

Simon Hill HonFRPS, RPS President and Chair of Trustees, has been taking photographs since he was three years old and joined the RPS while still at school. He gained his LRPS while taking his A Levels...