How do you finish a project?

Nevada State Route 159 (Randy), 2007 copyright of Douglas Stockdale How do you finish a photographic project? I am begining to think that I don't know this answer. I guess that there are many ways to find closure on something, whether it is events in your personal life or during a photographic project. Then there are those things... Continue Reading →

Fragility of our existence

I am working on the photographs from my Roadside Remembrance Memorials series and I find myself thinking about the essence of these various sites. The way things are progressing I have completed a major redo of a half dozen images from the series and I will probably also re-publish my Blurb book-dummy as well. That being... Continue Reading →

October 13 – more tonal adjustments

Another day of making more tonal adjustments for mu series In Passing on the Harman FB Mp papers. (FYI; 11/18/09 Update: Second edition of In Passing is now published and available here.) What I am realizing is that I am not detecting the slightly greenish hue in the printed image until the paper really dries down. When I... Continue Reading →

In Passing – Special Edition

In Passing, Speical Edition, Artist Proof (A/P) I by Douglas Stockdale Seems like a number of things have been coming together this week. First, as a result of publishing The Photo Book and linking a number of publishers and gallery bookstores to my journal, I now have an accepted gallery industry trade name for what I... Continue Reading →

In Passing – more than image tweaking

Detoriating Wreath, Texas, 2006, copyright Douglas Stockdale Initially I thought that converting my folio to the Harman FB Mp paper from the Moab Entrada was just going to entail a little bit of image tweaking.  Now in my book, to tweak an image means making some minor adjustments, that probably mean a lot more to... Continue Reading →

Tuesday, Oct 7th

I am so all over the map. So today, just to publish some follow up stuff, I did buy some more of the Harman FB Mp, both bright and warmtone, and Calumet was very gracious and took two boxes of my unopened Moab Entrada back in trade. Nice that when you have an account, they... Continue Reading →

A Monday morning

Okay, all of the last weeks topsy turvey stuff has kinda subsided and now I'm trying to get an even keel. I just did a second check of my Critical Mass submission and I don't see any needed changes. Thus I am taking a little breather from my series Re:Development, having completed an update to my web... Continue Reading →

Critical Mass 2008 submission

Industrial ReDevelopment #2, photograph copyright of Douglas Stockdale Today I completed my submission for Photoludica's annual Critical Mass (version 2008). Since I had already complete my series Re:Development, I just had to tweak some of the triptychs in the series, including this one, Industrial ReDevelopment #2. More about this image and my artistic statement, below. First,... Continue Reading →

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