Looking at one photograph at a time
Pending Development is another image that I am considering for my series Transitional Seam. Last week, I was driving around the Lake Elsinore area again, some what fasinated that near this large man-made lake that there are some very undeveloped areas, if not usually in some state of disrepair. In the neighboring Orange or San Diego... Continue Reading →
This image is potentially going to be in my series Transitional Seam. I have noticed that since returning from my recent trip, that I am starting posting an image a day and putting the words "Photo of the Day", but then realized that was kinda of dumb. It is the photo that I blog that... Continue Reading →
One of the stickier things that artists have to deal with is pricing their work, which is something that I have been avoiding for the better part of the year. But with the pending publication of my folio and that I need some funds to invest in some equipment, I have to come to grips... Continue Reading →
Lake Elsinore Heights, California copyright 2007 Douglas Stockdale
Potentially in my series Transitional Seam.
Weathered Rock, California (from the folio Foundations) I have started my research on the 'missing link' for the development of a Editioned folio, based on the Brooks Jensen folio, which is the folio cover. FYI, Brooks just left me a message that he is putting a tutorial about his folios in the LensWork Extended DVD... Continue Reading →
I thank all of you for your comments and off-line information for the feed back I received, I now have a blog template that is going to work with my larger images (750 pixel wide) and both the Mac and non-Mac internet systems. Best regards, Doug
As I contemplated an Editioned Folio as an alternative to my privately published book for Bad Trip - Sad Trip, it dawned on me that I have another option. I have a number of images from my earlier landscape work, which dates between 1975 to 1985 that I have been thinking about lately. So why... Continue Reading →
Update: I just recevied word back from Colin that the revised WordPress template is okay. That's nice. Now what to do about those pesky 'Snaps', eh? When I first previewed this template, the 750 pixel wide images were getting cut off by the sidebars. Then I loaded this 650 pixel wide image, which works, but so does the... Continue Reading →
Ghost Rock, Utah Earlier today, Colin had left the following comment about my recent Blog template change: "Your 'post info' box covers part of the image when a post has an image at the top. Safari v3 In as I have no way to understand as to how to get 'under the hood' (Detroit term:... Continue Reading →
