If you're a photographer facing mental or physical challenges, it can be isolating, so we're very lucky in the UK to have the Disabled Photographers' Society, or DPS. This registered charity, set up over 50 years ago, exists to support photographers with a range of disabilities and provides free technical support, including advice on camera modifications. Their exhibition secretary, Agi Ch, knows how therapeutic photography can be. ‘I used to do a lot of freelance commercial photography but I have a genetic kidney disease which has been getting worse recently. I got involved with the DPS by chance and I soon realised it was more than a camera club, as it was making a real change to people's lives. Becoming a member, and then exhibitions secretary, really helped me through…
