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[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...

We meet on Zoom on 19 March 2022. Please contribute any current projects, whether ideas, photographs, books, talks, or any online resources that have inspired you. If you would like to attend please c...

Please book prior to the event, for safety reasons there will be no booking on the day -------------------------------------------------------------------- This is a two part day where the first part ...

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...

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 ...

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...

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. Self: cha...

Because of the Pandemic please ensure you book rather than just turn up on the day. That way if the event is cancelled we can let you know The RPS East Midlands Region will be holding the 2022 regiona...

We will meet at the entrance of Rochdale Railway Station on Station Road, Rochdale, at 12.00. If you wish to drive there is a Park and Ride carpark behind the station. We can walk or take the tram to ...

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...

Génerations: portraits de rescapés de la Shoah / Generations: Portraits of Holocaust Survivors is a special outdoor edition of the RPS exhibition which launched at IWM London. The original exhibition ...

Impressions of the Norfolk Coast A solo exhibition of impressionist and abstract photographs by Dr David Townshend FRPS created along the Norfolk coast. Rather than simply being traditional photograph...

EVENT SOLD OUT Paul Sansome in conversation with Rajen Nandwana Paul is a professional fine art and travel photographer based in the UK and Vietnam. His artistic photography is produced to the highest...

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 ...

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 ...

Jonathan and Angela are award winning wildlife photographers and authors who have made their name documenting the lives of lions, leopards and cheetahs in the Maasai Mara National Reserve in Kenya, re...

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...

We are back on Zoom on 20th November 2021. Please contribute any current projects, whether ideas, photographs, books, or any online resources that have inspired you. If you would like to attend please...