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For the first time since we started the Rollright VAG almost four years ago we had to cap attendance. Fortunately, we had Barry Barker FRPS to write up the day.

The RPS Visual Art Group autumn weekend 2018 kicked off with a talk by Robert Harvey ARPS on Coastal Landscape Photography, ahead of his workshops on Saturday and Sunday. Here are Claire Carroll and M...

AGM Details Information about the groups Annual General Meeting As we have done from 2020 onwards, the AGM was held online, thus allowing the broadestpossible opportunity for members to vote and give ...

A series of exchanges with a former girlfriend, this is a Pinteresque approach to coping with the loneliness of lockdown by Homer Sykes.

A personal account of the elections in India during March/April 2021 by Jayanta Shaw, Photojournalist.

Invitation for members to book for the AGM and discussion.

Due to the funeral of HRH Elizabeth II on 19th September this event will not go ahead on the planned date. We will update the event listing with a new date once one has been agreed. Since taking pictu...

Award Winner Cody Cobb Six images awarded from the series, Strange Land Cody Cobb - on winning an IPE award "The support of The RPS has encouraged me to continue pushing myself and my work in ways tha...

Studying a picture and imagine yourself placed within it. Where would you put yourself? How would it change the message? An exercise in seeing stuff

Thinking about the difficulties that Landscape photographers must have had with early photographic materials. I find I learn much better if I try stuff out and here is a little project anyone can try.

Andy Kirby LRPS Andy Kirby - Licentiate Panel A Licentiate Panel Submitted In February 2020 Please click on image to view larger photograph

The Photo-Therapy Day online symposium, a joint event with the 'GRIFO' Photo-Therapy Research Group contained wonderful examples of photography with a therapeutic purpose.

Report of the 2019 AGM

I am fascinated by the ways in which different photographers choose to represent their sitter in portrait photography. Here are some examples I have spotted recently.