Exploring Abandoned Clarksdale High School, Which Has a Cemetery on its Lawn (Video)
In this video, fine art photographer Keith Dotson explores the big, abandoned Clarksdale High School with an old pre-Civil War cemetery on its schoolyard.
Exploring Abandoned Ruins at Mt. Holly Plantation House Built 1855
Walk with fine art photographer Keith Dotson as he explores the ruined remains of a grand southern home, built 1855 (includes video)
A Visit to Abandoned Hushpuckena, Mississippi (With Video)
History, photographs, and detailed video of the ruined buildings along a dirt road in Hushpuckena, located in the Mississippi Delta.
Photography as Architectural Preservation: The Old Almeda Theatre in Houston
Fine art photographer Keith Dotson presses his point that photographs of abandoned buildings are a form of architectural preservation, with a rare color photograph of a demolished Houston movie theatre.
Video: Deep South Abandoned
Walk with fine art photographer Keith Dotson as we explore this small collection of abandoned buildings that he discovered while road-tripping in the deep south.
Video: 1950s Plymouth Crashed Against a Tree in the Forest
In this video, fine art photographer Keith Dotson takes us along on a second visit to a mysterious old car that was crashed into a tree on a hillside in the forest decades ago.
Abandoned Buildings in a Small Desert Town
Fine art photographer Keith Dotson brings us along on a quick visit to a small desert town in West Texas with several abandoned buildings.
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Photographing the Abandoned Ghost Town of Pamplin, Virginia
Walk with fine art photographer Keith Dotson as he explores and shoots the crumbling architecture along the incredible, abandoned old Main Street in Pamplin City, Virginia. Includes history of the town and facts about some of the abandoned buildings, including the Williams Grocery Store, which was owned by "Woody" Williams, a major league baseball player.