Looking at one photograph at a time
Canyon Tracks (from the series: Bad Trip - Sad Trip) Initially this was not looking like a good printing day. First was the effects of the Brat and saurekraut from yesterdays lunch (fermented cabbage, you don't want to go there, it was memory flashbacks to living in Munich). Then my Cyan nozzle clogged and while... Continue Reading →
No show on my order of Moab paper, so I started calling around to the local pro photo shops. That is one of the nice things about living near Los Angeles, you attact and keep some nice pro photo stores. In this case Calumet has their regional store in Orange County and they have recently increased... Continue Reading →
Vacant Homestead (from the series: Tranistional Seam) I just noticed that I have passed the 5,000 views mark of my blog since its inception over 5 months ago. I know that some blog sites may get that many views in a week or even a day, but it's still an amazing number for me;- ) I want to thank... Continue Reading →
Broken Fence (From the series: Transitional Seam)
Moving House (from the new series: Transitional Seam) I have been thinking about this for a while, when I am working on a project or series and I start considering other related images, am I changing the scope of the series or stating a new series? During the early development of the series A Sideways Glance, I found myself... Continue Reading →
Abandon Trailer (From the new series: Tranistional Seam)
First, the idea of a downsized self published portfolio book did not keep me up last night. Typically if something is really great or a big issue, I find myself thinking about it and effects my sleep. So thats one test that passes muster. Then over breakfast this morning, thinking about the Aperture monograhs, that there are... Continue Reading →
With my Epson 4800 printer, I had hopes of creating at least a 12 x 12" porfolio book, but with Mark's information about the rag fiber orientation, I am now looking at a 8-1/2" x 9-3/4" book size. The fiber orientation is in line with the roll length, which is perpendicular to the spine, not parallel.... Continue Reading →
Foothills (From the series: A Sideways Glance)
Well I made contact with my potential partner, Mark Kirchner of Silverworks Studio in Newport Beach, who would provide the hand crafted book binding, hand sewn of course, as well as the lip clam shell to finish the presentation. I know that I will have to make a committment for the limited edition size, as he... Continue Reading →
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