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RPS Landscape Group Members submitted another wonderful collection of images to the Landscape Group competition during September.

A good motto for a photography workshop, it seems to me, would be to expect the unexpected. So I shouldn’t have been surprised when on a workshop with Mark Banks, entitled ‘Seeing in black and white’,...

This excellent workshop on Taking Control of Colour run by David Rosen, consisted of 3 2 hour Zoom sessions on 3 successive days with 6 participants (one of whom was in Perth in Australia!) David star...

This is the fourth blog in a series on COVID-19 and lockdown, edited by the RPS Contemporary Group. Andy Thorpe ARPS created a lock-down project "Furloughed: 13 things not used during the first month ...

Looking at the Photography and Personal Development Course for underprivileged Young People at the Nottingham Photographer’s Hub (NPH) - a project funded by a BBC Children in Need grant.

The event by Laura Noble, curator of this year’s Photo 50 exhibition, followed the topic of the under-representation of women photographers, such as the Hundred Heroines work recently promoted by the ...

Ben Dixon tells us about his time roaming the streets of Hong Kong during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Martin Bond and Lottie Lamb document how the pandemic was affecting their home town.

Fifteen lockdown hardship stories of Indian migrant workers in India. Shubhodeep Roy is a 20-year-old student photographer pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Commerce from Kolkata University. Using his u...

After so many months on-line we can finally get together and see each other again. Our first face to face meeting as a combined group will allow local residents Romney Tansley and Alan Edwards to show...

Universal Truths – a presentation on a journey and a project by Alexandra Prescott FRPS I began the F Distinction journey in July 2019 – nearly 2.5 years of work. The project went through 3 major iter...

Updated constitution published for the Contemporary SIG

Save the date for the RPS Contemporary SIG conference, a weekend looking into the issues of the Fenlands near Cambridge, featuring speakers Peter Corr and Justin Minns.

East Anglian Region member, Cliff Harvey talks about what inspires him and his passion for monochrome photography.

An interview with Heather Agyepong - visual artist, performer/actor and maker

SOLD OUT #2 Organising your images Is your Lightroom catalogue a mess? Are you just starting with Lightroom and don’t know where to begin? Do you fully understand just how Lightroom keeps track of all...

Liz Akers talks to Digital Imaging Eastern about her Conceptual and Contemporary ARPS Panel 'Beyond the Bomb'

Continuing the RPS Historical Group's series of talks looking at collections of photography: Mary Burgess, Local Studies Assistant at the Cambridgeshire Collection, Cambridge Central Library, discusse...