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#6 The hidden powerhouse - Intersect Do you ever select an area but only want to apply changes to part of it? Do you sometimes darken the mountains as well as the sky? Want to leave the trees out of y...

Martin Parratt ARPS had a career as a research chemist but has found a rewarding artistic outlet in his photography. Here he talks to Digital Imaging Eastern about his inspiration and motivation.

A moving personal account about how photography helps with the stresses and anxiety together with a story of a project with SheClicks, a group for over 7000 female photographers from around the world.

RPS CEO discusses the power of photography to boost mental health.

A photobook tribute to healthcarer's death during a pandemic by Contemporary Group member Chris W Morris ARPS

Artist Othello De'Souza-Hartley shares his story and thoughts on managing grief.

The Contemporary Photography Group of the Royal Photographic Society has created a bursary of £1,500 to fund ‘A photographic project that conveys the experience of being a school student in a rural en...

Hertfordshire Pasque flowers put on a good show this year

In Focus: Luca Tombolini Featured in the International Photography Exhibition 162 Meet the artist Luca Tombolini (b.1979, Milan)Whilst studying for a BSc in Communication, Luca became interested in la...

German Chapter Committee update on events in March and April.

Many thanks to all 39 members that contributed an image for our monthly competition (November 2019). The response by the Travel Group community was an informative glimpse into the diverse range of pe...

Moon photography from home. Aim for a focal length around 400mm.

Stuff to share looking at images of Hollywood Icons.

I am still studying the new look RPS Journal and I have spent some time considering connections with the Science images. This is Photography too!

Distinctions: Sian Davies ARPS Statement of Intent: Dinorwic Quarry, the second largest in the World Due to the sudden closure of the Dinorwic Quarry 50 years ago, machinery and equipment was abandone...

A number of recent events had me pondering the portrayal of reality in photography. The first was the current copy of The RPS Journal; the second one of our on-line talks.

An event with a focus on the contribution of young people. We can be rightly proud to support work such as this. A natural event on an unnatural day!

Do you have a professional workflow? This was a challenge posed recently and it was a worth a little reflective practice.