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Keith Osborn documents the lockdown from his home town of Fakenham. Read the story and see the images here

Ian Bateman FRPS will be showing how to make your first AV Sequence. An online workshop,

Continuing on our theme “We’re all in it together” and reflecting on the impact of COVID-19 and the lockdown we’d like to showcase the work of Sally Sallett ARPS, @pineapple_pix on Instagram.

A rhetorical question but one I found interesting this week, prompted by three recent events. Why do you do photography? And what do you get out of it?

The first of a series of illustrated blog posts on the contemporary photographic approach to the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown.

RPS supports Student Food Photographer of the Year category

The new look RPS Journal has just dropped through my door. Time to get out the reading glasses, pour a cup of tea and get stuck in.

South Wales RPS Member Paul Boschen tells his story

I came across story of Sojourner Truth, who sold her photographs as cartes-de-visite to raise money for abolitionist and women's rights causes.

The Group will be meeting for the first time on-line. Adrian Hough will be giving a presentation after which other members will be invited to showcase their most recent work.

Natural History distinctions

Mike Taylor extends his thanks to the RPS before Evan Dawson joins as our new CEO.

eMagazine of the RPS Germany Chapter covering Topics of the first half of 2020. Content TOP Story: Farm Gardens "Bergisches Land"; Exhibition "Example is Everything"; Distinctions: Horst Witthueser, L...

We are really pleased to be working with Sharp Shots Photo Club during the COVID 19 lockdown.

Fresh format and extended pagination for new bimonthly Journal

Tony Nandi describes why he decided to do his ARPS and what he learned along the way.

Photo competition for 7 – 16 year olds

Do what you can do as well as it is possible for you to do. That should be your ambition. Do it well. Taking inspiration from working together.

Digital Imaging member Dave Balcombe ARPS takes a look back at his days as a part-time freelance press photographer in the 1980s and shares some of his current favourites.