State of Lithography printing

I just purchased the November/December 2007 edition of LensWork and found a very interesting article by Brooks Jensen about the state of the art for Lithographic printing.  You may think of lithographic printing as your local printer (not quick copy center) who prints your newspaper, books and magazine.  The bottom line, is that the very top end of... Continue Reading →

China again next year

I received the third phase contract for another two weeks in China, probably next January. This project will take me about an hour car ride South of Shanghai again. This will be another opportunity to go deep again as it will be two weeks in the same area. The weather will have changed a bit since the... Continue Reading →

Site change (again)

I have been having some issues with the design of my blog and thus went out to see what my options were.  Main issue is to provide the linkage information, but also be able to post a 750 pixel wide image to maximize the size.  What was begining to happen was the posted image was... Continue Reading →

Folio versus a book

One of the items that Brooks Jensen and I discussed last month was my interest in self-publishing a private limited edition book.  Brooks then mentioned what he is publishing, which he calls "Folios" and so I did a little research on his process. It is very interesting.  There is no binding involved, in as all of... Continue Reading →

Resuming the local flow

I think I am now past the Germany/China trip jet lag and getting back to my local artistic flow; but some changes have since occured. Just before I left for Euorpe and Asia, we had the local wild fires for a week here in Southern California, then gone for three weeks, then the Thanksgiving holiday... Continue Reading →

My Brooks Jensen interview – LensWork

Last week after my return from China, I had my interview with Brooks Jensen, the Co-Editor of LensWork magazine in preparation for the LensWork Extended DVD and print editions. I am always fastinated with the reactions that I receive from my images, and this conversation was no exception.  I knew that Brooks would want to... Continue Reading →

Travel log recollections: JiaXing China

Untitled (JiaXing, China) copyright 2007 Douglas Stockdale -  For me, this is a classic image that summarizes my impression of the JiaXing landscape; massive transition in the midst of very old tradition cloaked in the environmental haze. Massive transition in that everywhere there is change occurring and the change appears to be very rapid. The huge amount of construction... Continue Reading →

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