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See if this helps Will 
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http://www.davidgoodierphotography.co.uk/how-to-shoot-for-your-lrps/
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Yes, in answer to the question. I submitted a panel for the ARPS and achieved it one year ago. That was a really interesting experience for me as I had never tested my photography in quite this way before. The panel was submitted under 'Pictorial'. If there's any way I can help please just ask.
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I got my LRPS a while ago and can really recommend having a crack at it.
There's no particular recipe to producing a panel of prints, and the variety of work i huge, but as a guideline you need to demonstrate a good level of technical ability in a variety of situations, using a variety of techniques. What the judges want to see is that you have an eye for a good image, and the ability to choose the correct techniques to produce a an image that looks good in print.
As a starting point download the guidelines from the RPS website, and try and attend an advisory day.
There's no particular recipe to producing a panel of prints, and the variety of work i huge, but as a guideline you need to demonstrate a good level of technical ability in a variety of situations, using a variety of techniques. What the judges want to see is that you have an eye for a good image, and the ability to choose the correct techniques to produce a an image that looks good in print.
As a starting point download the guidelines from the RPS website, and try and attend an advisory day.