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Members' Exhibition 2021 Creative Eye Group Results Roger Ford FRPS EFIAP/g was this year's selector for the Creative Eye Group's annual members' exhibition. Congratulations to the following photograp...

eMagazine of the RPS Germany Chapter covering Topics of the second half of 2020.Content TOP Story: "Being a Volunteer for the Society"; Exhibition "Proportion"; How to Do: "A Life in the Fast lane"; C...

eMagazine of the RPS Germany Chapter covering topics of the 2. Quarter of 2021. The August edition of the eMagazine contains the following topics: Top Story: "Landscape Photography - The Art of Seeing...

Spotlight on Peter Yeo FRPS of East Midlands Region

We are often asked about what it takes to get a distinction from RPS, so for those of you who have embraced the challenge of working towards our internationally recognised Distinctions, then this is f...

I have been studying stuff in the work of Lady Elizabeth Eastlake, a leading proponent of Photography as Art. "Integrating art and science, photography.."

Fifty of the UK's best-known photographs including many RPS Honorary Fellows have come together to support two homeless charities working to help those affected by the COVID-19 crisis.

I have two "Photography of the Year" awards to share with you, both with a strong social purpose. I recommend both to you as worthy of your consideration as stuff to do and stuff to study.

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

An inclusive project that will work anywhere and even if for whatever reason you are cannot venture out for your photography.

David Shillabeer ARPS

I have a background in print quality so as I had recently received the new look RPS Journal I was interested in taking a closer look.

Working with Pine Martens and remote camera triggers for getting closer to the wildlife without getting in their way.

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.

I was pleased to hear that my paper had been accepted for the "Don't Press Print - the collodion process" online conference. This image came to mind for a number of reasons.

Be inspired Previous winners Below is a selection of previous winners of Science Photographer of the Year 2019 and its predecessor, International Images for Science. Science Photographer of the Year T...

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