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If you like to read your Landscape Group Magazine as a paper copy then why not think about ordering a back issue? Perhaps you've recently joined the Landscape Group and haven't seen previous issues. O...

The Disabled Photographers Society 26 November 2023 - January 2024 | RPS Gallery Bristol The Disabled Photographers’ Society was founded in 1968, when some disabled residents of a care home, who were ...

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As summer comes to an end and autumn beckons it’s fair to say that most of us have had a mixed summer weather-wise. Despite this, I’ve had a productive August. I attended an excellent Member-Led Event...

The Landscape Special Interest Group Committee recently made a change to our policy about the Newsletter. We will continue to publish 8 editions a year, one in every month except February, April, Augu...

The big news at the moment is the agreement with the Digital Imaging Group on co-operation and Event sharing between them and the Landscape Group. Next month we shall be continuing the series of profi...

I recently completed the RPS Landscape Group on-line workshop with David Rosen entitled Temples of Steel and Glass, a workshop spread over five days with a break between the first three and last two i...

I don’t have a Leica and prior to my visit to Leica, I had no plans to buy one. Since 2014 I have been a very happy Fujifilm user and didn’t expect to see this changing in the near future. So why woul...

This initiative is being adopted by an increasing number of professionals/workshop leaders and many individual photographers; we are pleased to say that this is now being promoted by the RPS Landscape...

All sorts of fun was to be had at the Harrogate conference of the Landscape Group at the beginning of March. A gathering of old friends and new, some inspiring talks, a good choice of shooting attract...

Developing a Personal Style by Taking Control of Colour is an intense workshop run by David Rosen as two-hour sessions on three consecutive days held on Zoom. This enabled Landscape Group members in t...

I have had quite a few comments from members who attended the AGM and conference at the beginning of March who all said it was a good event. For myself I certainly enjoyed it. Dave Glen and his team s...

We're now well and truly into Spring with longer days and hopefully better weather. I hope you're all managing to get out and about with your cameras. We have a number of excellent articles in this mo...

Some years ago my wife and I visited a small church in a small village called Tudeley near Tonbridge in Kent. A couple who lived close to Tudeley lost their 21 year old daughter in a boating accident ...

As I write this, the longest day has just been, Glastonbury has just finished, and Wimbledon is about to start. It must be summer! I hope everyone is enjoying the longer days and hopefully good weathe...

The accompanying photographs were taken in September of 2016 when my wife and I took a short break holiday in the Lake District. Fortunately, the weather was fine with not too much rain, although we d...

About four years ago, I felt that my landscape photography had reached a plateau. I was getting bored with visiting honeypot locations and I felt myself falling out of love with the genre. I knew ther...

On the morning of Friday 4th August seven members, including Group Chair, Colin Balfour LRPS, assembled at the Cross Well in the centre of Linlithgow to meet our guide for the day, local resident and ...

The Yorkshire Dales have much to offer to photography all year round, but in early Summer the Swaledale valley comes into its own – a little paradise with so much variety that the camera is spoilt for...

The northeast corner of the Norfolk coast has many beautiful beaches and provides, as the workshop group was to discover, a variety of interesting photographic subject matter.