It's been a while but, finally, we can get the InkPhotography ball rolling because we have something on the calendar. Firstly, we have a trip to the North York Moors in April with another trip to Grasmere booked for December and plans for a short visit to Snowdonia in between. We last visited the North York moors 4 years ago so it's about time we returned and will have lots to cram into the week - if they are open, there will be the steam trains on the NYMR tracks (fingers cr

Since the last blog, there has been a lot going on - Thame Art Crawl happened and it proved a great success, with lots of positive comments along with, off the back of it, an invitation to take part in an exhibition at Thame Museum. The exhibition runs from 31st October to 19th December 2020 - or rather, it should have done but has now been curtailed slightly due to the second lockdown. It will open again on 3rd December. I have also managed to finally get in a few trips furt

Well, it's been a while since my last blog and that's mainly due to a feeling that it simply wasn't right to be travelling around the country taking photographs. As you will see from the website, most of the images have been taken on our travels around the UK and trying to get something locally hasn't been easy. It's only in the last couple of weeks that I decided to look around the local area, with the intention of getting something a little different to my usual dramatic sc

With the plan this year to try and get more exposure for InK Photography, we have taken a shot at entering a number of competitions in the hope that we might get some success - we've entered some local competitions along with some of the major photographic ones. We're still waiting to hear the results from Art in the Park (local to Princes Risborough) and the Daily Mail Wildlife competition but we have received some major good news from the Landscape Photographer of the Year