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Through documenting her ageing father, John, as a way of navigating the challenges of being his caregiver, Ruth Toda-Nation reflects on how the photographic collaboration and process transformed their...

To coincide with the fifth anniversary of the Covid-19 pandemic, a portrait photographer reflects on how she used remote photography during this time to capture global images of less visible people an...

I have always felt a conflict between the historical items in the family archive now in my stewardship and my own subjective recollections. From my father’s side: dusty boxes of revered photographs, e...

A moment of serendipity leads the photographer to an ambitious project recognising the work of charity staff, healthcare professionals and other caregivers — and raising much-needed funds along the wa...

A party of 12 photographers spent the day finding and photographing Fungi from the tiny slime mould species to the bright red spotty Fly Agarics

In this issue: Dan Watts' feature on Nick Hedges; projects submitted by Documentary Group members Andrew Albert Flannigan ARPS, John Harrison, Maria Tomas-Rodriguez, Ted Richards ARPS and Harry Hall F...

Process by Adama Jalloh at the Royal Albert Hall this November

Winners Announcement: RPS Landscape Group Members submitted another fantastic collection of images to the Landscape Group competition in October 2025.

RPS workshops are run by professional photographers and educators. We keep the participant numbers low to ensure individual attention and offer something for all skill levels and interests.

Over 2 days, 15 photographers from Derbyshire to Kent converged on Suffolk to enjoy photographing fungi at Brandon and Santon Downham.

The newest edition of the eMagazine contains the following topics: - Top Story: “Nature’s Tiny Wonders” by Chris Renk- Travel Report: “A Weekend in the Eifel” by Robert Discroll- Chapter Member's Phot...