Richmond & Twickenham Photographic Society’s Autumn Exhibition
Get Ready to be Inspired at Richmond & Twickenham Photographic Society’s Annual Exhibition
27 Sept – 5 Oct
Hundreds of images will go on display at the Landmark Arts Centre in Teddington as Richmond & Twickenham Photographic Society and Arts Richmond join forces to stage their photography exhibitions.
The event will also include the Royal Photographic Society’s Visual Art Group’s own annual exhibition, promising to make the event one of the biggest and most prestigious photography shows in Surrey.
Whether you are a budding photographer or art enthusiast, you will find plenty to inspire you, from nature to architecture, documentary projects to sport and portraiture to still life.
At the Richmond & Twickenham Photographic Society’s Autumn Exhibition, a selection of greetings cards and second-hand photography books and equipment will also be available to buy. Tea and coffee will be available at the café.
RTPS is a friendly club, welcoming new members of all abilities. If you would like to find out more, come along to the Prospective New Members Event which is being held at the exhibition: 2.30pm at the Landmark Café Sunday, 5 October.
The Richmond & Twickenham Photographic Society’s Autumn Exhibition is a celebrated annual showcase of photographic creativity, bringing together the work of talented local and regional photographers. Held in Richmond’s historic riverside setting, the exhibition presents a wide variety of themes and styles, from striking landscapes and nature studies to expressive portraits and abstract compositions. Visitors can explore both traditional and contemporary approaches, reflecting the society’s vibrant mix of experience and fresh perspectives. The event provides a welcoming platform for members to share their vision, while offering the community an inspiring opportunity to engage with the art of photography.
Open daily from 10am-4 pm. £4 entry charge, children free. rtps.org.uk
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Photo by Andrew Heaps.

