Looking at one photograph at a time
Tree Grove, Warsaw Indiana Earlier this year, I made the image above, Tree Grove, Warsaw Indiana, and I have realized that my landscape photograhy has evolved yet again. I believe that I am a long way from what I thought landscape photography must be and actively practiced back in the mid 1970's. Those were the days just after... Continue Reading →
Tired Bones A couple of days ago at the end of April I posted an image to Camera Arts magazine for their monthly on-line contest, which for April the subject was Travel. In checking their blog this morning, there it was, my image had made the first cut and is now posted on Flickr for "judging". The image is in my earlier post... Continue Reading →
Morning Sentinel, Warsaw, Indiana 2007 After I publish this message, I am off to the post office to ship an exchange print (the image above, Morning Sentinel) to Colin (blog: photostream). I have just added a print exchange page to my web site, where I am open to discussing print exchanges between photographers. I believe that it is... Continue Reading →
Monrovia Canyon, Spring Okay, to my point that I was trying to make yesterday (I think that folks at WordPress must have thought that I needed an extra day to reflect on this subject). I do title or name my photographic images. There has been some recent discussions as to whether naming or titling should be needed, required... Continue Reading →
Seasonal Runoff, Placerita Canyon, California, 2006 Well, I had hoped to write more about this, but due to the complexities of this Blog site, WordPress, it appears that I will be lucky if this gets posted on the blog, so if you see it, let me know. Then someone can tell me... Continue Reading →
Frosty morning, LaHuette, Switzerland 2005 copyright Douglas Stockdale I have realized that most of my images probably can be best be characterized as existing a singular image, that each one was individually created and stands on its own merits. Last year I started working more on photographic projects, a series of images that when viewed within a defined group have a... Continue Reading →
This is the start of Singular Images, the blog by Doug Stockdale. I will be discussing the art of photography, which is my take as well as a dialog about other trends that I observe, and about what is happening with my own creative development. Okay, it's really going to be a Hodge-poge of some-what related stuff of which... Continue Reading →
Singular Images 