As the publication of my series Bad Trip - Sad Trip in LensWork nears, my to-do list in preparation is now a little shorter with the completion of my artist statement for my current project Transitional Seam. I guess you could say that I hope there will be a few more folks poking around my web site... Continue Reading →
Photo of the Day: 40 Acres For Sale
From the series: Transitional Seam
Photo of the day: Gated Ranch
Gated Ranch (from the series Transitional Seam) The ranch house is visible from the I-15 freeway heading South, but it took me a while to find out how to get close enough on the frontage roads for this image. Best regards, Doug
Photo of the Day: Lake Elsinore
Bromley Ave, Lake Elsinore (from the series Transitional Seam)
Photo of the Day: Lakeside Health Resort
Lakeside Heath Resort (from the series Tranistional Seam)
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 →
Artist Statement – A Sideways Glance
Corona (From my series A Sideways Glance) I completed the first draft of my artist statement for the series A Sideways Glance and posted it on my web site here. I'm still a little bum'd with leaving my first written draft on the back of the plane in Shanghai, perhaps thinking that I might have... Continue Reading →
Artistic Statement – Insomnia: Hotel Noir
Expressway Heights (Insomnia: Hotel Noir) 2007 copyright Douglas Stockdale - I am in the middle of a bunch of multi-tasking tasks and I am afraid that I am not getting much of anything accomplished. So I have decided to work on taking first-things-first. The first is to follow up and complete the artistic statements for... Continue Reading →
Photo of the Day: Peggy Lane
At the moment, I feel that I am getting back into the flow of my series after a month away, but I do not feel that I have my rhythm back yet.
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 →