Photography reveals stuff that we would otherwise miss seeing. It is easy to spend an hour on just one object. Each has its own story but melds its story with our own, for us to discover. This web site is about stories.
Each year the Creative Eye group in the Royal Photographic Society, hold a digital exhibition. These are not snapshots but deeply considered often the end result of many hours.
Just like the bee, we are often driven to look more deeply and from different angles. Just like the bee, we may see in ways that are different from others. Thereby lies the excitement. This web site invites members to submit their images for assessment. The result is a place in the annual exhibition and possibly published in the Creative Eye print magazine.
What the Bee sees is more in the Ultra Violet which explains why blue flowers attract such attention. They are industrius. They manage their energy - they take naps. Nesting bees are community creatures. They are well adapted to their environment. If you are attacked as we have seen, others come to your aid. We have instincts for community, like the bees.
Creative Eye images often challenge us with abstraction and impressionistic results. So much the fun.
How to submit your image:
This web site is supporting the Creative Eye group within the Royal Photographic Society. Particularly the 2026 image on-line exhibition. You can see the image from previous years’ exhibitions here: https://rps.org/groups/creative-eye/di-exhibition-2025/