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Experience Stonehenge close up with our exclusive Member Competition.

...sometimes speed is everything

Reminder of the group publications.

A lot of my professional work has involved photography to establish truth, for academic papers and to document identity.

Cool and wet this evening so no sky photography. The sky is plain and grey but reminding me of some older work I had studied.

A study from a long standing interest in photobooks. Modern and historical perspectives of the genre - stuff to do and study!

When studying the work of others I always find it useful to compare and contrast. I see travel, documentary and fine art in the works of Chloe Dewe Mathews and Dunmore & Critcherson.

General Information DIGITAL IMAGING: WESTERN Home | General Information | Committee | Events | Digital Imaging Main Page Venue The DIG Western Centre meets at Merryfield Hall, Copse Lane, Ilton, Near ...

Irene Berry LRPS

John Buxton

Lyn Newton LRPS

A quick exercise in understanding. As the sun rises through a tight gap I should see a change from sharp to diffuse spikes as the sun rises through the trees.

The rain has arrived, putting an end to twilight photography for a while. So time to look for different sources of photographic inspiration, starting with an RPS online event.

Paul Fowler

Jana Murray interviews Anthony Topham, an RPS member from Salisbury, about how he finds peace through photography and what he learnt on the RPS Open University Digital Photography Course

My particular creative genre is twilight photography; substantially affected by light pollution. The RPS has a role representing photography and photographers on issues like this.

Under 30s Award Chirag Jindal from the series Into The Underworld - Ngā Mahi Rarowhenua No.12 The Uncanny Under 30s award winner Chirag Jindal (b.1993) works at the intersection of documentary journal...

Quote for October 2020 - Henri Cartier-Bresson Henri Cartier Bresson, in preface of 'The Decisive Moment'. Cited in: Henri Cartier Bresson: Europeans. Hayward Gallery. ISBN 1-85332-174-5

New Science Photographer of the Year prizes for Under 18's