Search

Kingfishers and Many More Birds

A Photographic Guide providing brief descriptions about Lake Scharmuetzel and what to focus on to capture fantastic images.

Winners Announcement: RPS Landscape Group Members submitted another wonderful collection of images to the Landscape Group competition during February 2023.

We hope you enjoy reading our latest Chapter eMagazine, filled with many new photo projects of our members. The newest edition of the eMagazine contains the following topics: Top Story: "Experiment a...

Postcards from Home Project Messages have been sent on pieces of card since the beginning of postal services in the 17th century but their popularity increased enormously in the late 19th and early 20...

The Zine Project April - December 2023 The zine (pronounced zeen) is an exciting and different way to get your photography project seen. Whilst never restricted to a single shape, size or format, phot...

The Shipping Forecast Project The Shipping Forecast Project is now open until 31 March 2024, and it aims to capture the sea and coastline of the seventeen sea areas around Great Britain, Northern Irel...

New analogue cameras are announced and launched

Winners Announcement: RPS Landscape Group Members submitted another wonderful collection of images to the Landscape Group competition during January 2023.

Compared to the last few winters this one has been quite severe with snow and ice lying for over a week before Christmas and some very cold and frosty mornings in January and the beginning of February...

I’m delighted to be writing this first Chair Chat for the RPS Landscape Group newsletter. It is an honour to be taking up the reigns from Richard who has done a fantastic job since the founding of the...

Nature Group Outing St Albans

I left my home town in Renfrewshire when I was 19, heading to Bremen for summer work in 1975. After four years there, a French business degree in Reims later, a management posting to Malawi and finall...

It was 3 years ago almost to the day that I led my first RPS Field Trip on this stretch of the South Pennine Moorland in 2019. On that occasion the day began in thick mist and horizontal, driving rain...