RP

RP discovered photography the way most people discover their true passions — entirely by accident. On a rain-soaked weekend in the Peak District, armed with a borrowed DSLR and absolutely no idea what he was doing, he pointed the lens at a puddle reflecting a dry stone wall and something clicked. Both the shutter and something deeper. Since then, RP has become a familiar face in the online photography community, known for a compositional instinct that turns the quietly overlooked into something worth stopping for. His portfolio spans misty moorland at dawn, the geometric poetry of urban architecture, and the kind of candid street portrait that makes you feel you already know the stranger in the frame. When he's not out shooting, RP can be found at his desk in the English Midlands, endlessly editing a shot from three weeks ago that he's convinced is almost there. He shoots primarily with a full-frame mirrorless, occasionally with film when he's feeling romantic about grain, and always with a flask of strong tea within arm's reach. His images have been described as having "a quiet confidence" — though RP would probably say he just got lucky with the light.