Black and White Photography at Driftwood Beach on Jekyll Island [Video]

Walk with me on the notorious Georgia beach littered with skeletons of huge fallen trees, driftwood, and other debris

Black and white photographs begin at 13.54

In this video, you can take a leisurely walk with me on the haunting landscape of Driftwood Beach at Jekyll Island, where we explore driftwood, fallen trees, and debris along the shore. Along the way, I make black and white photographs of tree branches and driftwood textures, which can be seen at the end of the video.

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Behind the scenes photographs

A rare selfie of fine art photographer Keith Dotson among the tree skeletons on Driftwood Beach at Jekyll Island, Georgia — A rare selfie of yours truly among the tree skeletons on Driftwood Beach at Jekyll Island, Georgia

Fashion forward and ready for high tide at Driftwood Beach

Sample photographs from my walk along Driftwood Beach

Black and white photograph by Keith Dotson of a living tree at the entrance to Driftwood Beach

A macro photograph of driftwood textures by Keith Dotson.

Driftwood texture in black and white by fine art photographer Keith Dotson. **Click to buy a fine art print**.

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1 comment

Jeni says:

November 30, 2019 at 6:46 pm

Ohhhh! I loved this walk, my kind of visuals. What a fascinating area, so different than anything I’ve ever seen. Rich with textures, lines, abstracts, stillness against movement. I bet you were in photo heaven! Thank you so much for sharing this!

Jeni says:

November 30, 2019 at 6:46 pm

Ohhhh! I loved this walk, my kind of visuals. What a fascinating area, so different than anything I’ve ever seen. Rich with textures, lines, abstracts, stillness against movement. I bet you were in photo heaven! Thank you so much for sharing this!