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David's project ‘Separation’ is about his feelings following the loss of personal contact with his young grandchildren during the first coronavirus lockdown. He talks to the East Anglian Region about ...

GP Dr Prabir Kumar Mitra ARPS describes his experiences through the COVID-19 pandemic up to and including the arrival of the first vaccine for the virus.

Presentation of preparing files for Printing

The photographic COVID-19 lockdown diary of Nicholas Vreeland, Abbot of Rato Dratsang, one of a few important Tibetan Government monasteries under the patronage of His Holiness the Dalai Lama.

I came across the parts that made this camera. It was held together by blu-tac but you learn a lot by building stuff this way.

The RPS will be closed until 4 January 2021

Photography and imaging alike can record and change events. Our Charter can and should embrace all of these. As we near the end of 2020 a laudable ambition for 2021 is to redefine the destiny of a chi...

As the UK enters another phase of lockdown it is important to keep busy. Do you have a box of old camera gear?

The world’s longest running photography exhibition returns to RPS House 23 January – 5 April 2020.

The new year brings some exciting changes to our Distinctions.

Sometimes an article or event catches me at the right moment, making me think again about images I have taken and prints I have viewed.

Our December Newsletter has now been published, with information on workshops, projects, Documentary Photographer of the Year 2021 and competition winners.

Ruth Morris ARPS photographs Ho Chi Minh City’s disappearing history

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.

I modified a compact camera for infra-red work and wrote it up for the RPS Journal. Sometimes my "best" camera is not my best choice for an image.

Accumulation of member's photo work, taken during the 4th Quarter of 2020.

A drilling rig worker. A marine ecologist. A commercial fisherman. They are united by their lives at sea – and love of photography. Now an exhibition of their images is lighting up their often-forgott...

In less than 90 seconds a filmmaker from Iran sends a message of hope across a divided society