Archive of Early Minnesota Photographers
Archive of early Minnesota photographers: A reference list of historic Minnesota photo studios founded thanks to a generous donation of photographs
Podcast: The Influential Aperture Foundation Turns 70 with a New Permanent Home in Manhattan
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography Podcast, we will discuss the influential Aperture Foundation and magazine, which turned 70 in September 2022. How are they keeping relevant and what do they plan for their new permanent facility in New York City?
Podcast: Bad Photography Advice Circa 1888 — Cleaning the Hands with Cyanide and Other Chemicals in the Darkroom
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography Podcast, questionable advice on how to clean the black nitrate stains from the hands after darkroom work circa 1888
Foggy Morning on Salem Common: Black and White Photography of Salem’s Most Famous Park in the Fog
In this video, Keith Dotson takes advantage of foggy conditions and dewdrops on cobwebs to produce dramatic black and white photographs
Shooting Antique Cars at Old Car City USA (with Cinestill Double-X Medium Format B&W Film)
Join fine art photographer Keith Dotson on a walk through Old Car City USA looking for rusty antique automobiles
AI-Generated Art Based on My Photographic Style
I used the new DALL-E 2 AI system to generate a series of black and white "photographs" based on my style of photography using a written description
This is Why I Photograph Abandoned Buildings
I view the photography of abandoned buildings as a form of architectural preservation -- a memory of at-risk locations that are endangered from the threat of progress, being condemned, or collapse. Here's one that I missed.
Abandoned Enterprise Cotton Mill in Coleridge, North Carolina
Join fine art photographer Keith Dotson on location at an abandoned cotton mill in the mountains of North Carolina
Cabinet Card Photographers of Newton, Kansas
A list of pioneering cabinet card photographers in the small town of Newton, Kansas, with examples of their work.
Wonderful Quote by the Late Historian and Writer David McCullough
Fine art photographer Keith Dotson shares a free meme featuring a quote by the late, great American historian David McCullough. Please download and share.
Podcast: What I’ve Been Working on this Summer
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography Podcast, some of the photography projects and adventures that have consumed my time this summer