Mark Ingram
Profile
Professional photographer
My studio is located at
21 Barton St
Cobar NSW
Outback Australia.
I offer a range of photography services including event, wedding and potrait photography, and scanning and photo restoration services.
I am current President of the Cobar Arts Council Inc, President of the Cobar Camera Club and Vice President of the Cobar Business Association.
My lastest acheivement is being nominated for an award in the local business awards, winners are announced on the 28th August 2009
I have part-time employment with the Cobar Age as a Photographer and Sales Cosultant.
Groups
Mark Ingram hosts Brass Instruments, Far West and Central NSW and Rustic and is a member of ! ♥♥All About Hearts♥♥ !, All things Coffee, Collective Collage, Dilapidated Buildings, Friends of RedBubble, Goldrush and Ghost Towns, Horse and Rider , How to Sell Art and T-shirts, Mills & Mines, Newcastle NSW, Lake Macquarie & Surrounding Region, Panoramas - 3:1 minimum ratio, Rusty, Crusty and Falling to Bits - 2 Per 24 Hours, Selective Coloring, Shapes & Patterns - Limit of 2 images per day, The Beauty of Nature (Nothing Man-Made), Trains, Vanishing Points and Wedding Inspiration Group.
Journal Entries
Dogs in action challenge
Posted 13 days ago.
New group "Brass Instruments"
Posted 26 days ago.
Highly commended award
Posted 2 months ago, 16 comments so far.
Kidney Kar rally
Posted 3 months ago, 1 comment so far.
Expressions of Interest for a wedding photographer
Posted 4 months ago, 5 comments so far.
looking for a image of a bull
Posted 5 months ago.
Photography workshop for people with a disability
Posted 5 months ago, 4 comments so far.
Anzac Day at Tilpa
Posted 6 months ago.
Sales at my Gallery
Posted 7 months ago, 6 comments so far.
Fellow Bubbler and now assistant photgrapher
Posted 7 months ago, 1 comment so far.
Art
Writing
Kerry's Ride For Life
Riding on horseback across Australia is a challenge. For Kerry Stanley it’s an ambition. Kerry is currently riding from Bindoon, Western Australia to Beaudesert Queensland, raising the awareness…
