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It was 3 years ago almost to the day that I led my first RPS Field Trip on this stretch of the South Pennine Moorland in 2019. On that occasion the day began in thick mist and horizontal, driving rain...

Although the Catskill Mountains of New York don’t really count as New England, the “Fall” colours are no less spectacular given the right mix of heat and rainfall throughout the summer. However, I fou...

Following its success in Edinburgh & York, our outdoor exhibition moves to Southwark Cathedral on The South Bank, close to London Bridge and Borough Market. Over 60 members’ images: from London to...

Winners Announcement: RPS Landscape Group Members submitted another wonderful collection of images to the Landscape Group, Autumn themed competition.

The Landscape Group are very privileged to have Alex Hare to judge the overall winner from all the monthly winners of our Landscape Group monthly competitions. Full instructions can be found on the RP...

Landscape photography can be seen as a paradox. As landscape photographers, many of us are excited to travel to and photograph more remote places or spots where not many people go or locations to whi...

A promise had been made by the RPS, to see Autumn in Torridon and Wester Ross. Well, six intrepid explorers: Colin Balfour, Douglas Hay, myself, Par Campbell, Tony Ivan Hugh, & Vic Cotton) ably as...

The instructions were to meet in the car park at 10.00 am prompt, and the participants were all duly present… trying to make each other heard in the 40 mph wind gusting considerably more that was blow...

The end of the year is typically a time for reflection, to look back on past achievements and to look forward to future plans. Reflecting on 2022 the quote from Kipling’s poem springs to mind “If you ...

Two vacancies have arisen on the Landscape Group committee. If you are an RPS Landscape Group member and have any interest in pursuing either of these roles please let me know and I would be delighted...

Following its success in Edinburgh & York, our outdoor exhibition moves to Southwark Cathedral on The South Bank, close to London Bridge and Borough Market. Over 60 members’ images: from London to...

I hope everyone had a good Christmas and New Year! In this Newsletter we have exciting news about the future of the Newsletter. From January 2023, we changing the way the Newsletter is laid out and di...

We met at 7 AM on the Grand Avenue, Savernake Forest at a point marked on the ‘what3words’ app as ‘biker.deserved.though’. At 7 AM it was so dark that even at ISO 12580 we were still only recording ta...

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

On a bright, sunny and mild October morning 5 keen amateur photographers met with Robert Harvey on Hartland Quay, North Devon. We were all looking forward to a day of landscape photography on this dra...

Over the course of 4 years, I have made numerous trips to one fantastic part of the UK called Dinorwic quarry. This abandoned quarry that started its mining history in 1787 and eventually closed in 19...

I cannot claim to be a dedicated dawn photographer. It has always been by chance that I have been up and about at the sunrise hour. Take, for example, while staying in a holiday cottage just a stone’s...

In 2018 we discovered a beautiful area in Northern Spain, a mini Swiss Alps, and this summer saw us return for the third time. On our first trip I took photos with my point and shoot automatic camera....

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