New Members-Exclusive Video
In this members-only video, Keith Dotson makes black and white photographs at a rural county fair. How will the colorful and vivid lights translate to black and white? Available for members on YouTube and Patreon.
Walking Around Columbia, Tennessee with a Camera
In this video, photographer Keith Dotson walks around the small city of Columbia, Tennessee with a camera. Includes photography and history.
The September Edition of My New Video Newsletter ‘Dispatch’ is Now Out
Announcing the second edition of Keith Dotson's new video newsletter, called Dispatch, which provides a variety of fast-paced behind-the-scenes updates
Video: A Day in Boston with History and Photography
In this video, join fine art photographer Keith Dotson on a train ride, a ferry ride, and on foot to make photos of some of Boston's most historic locations and neighborhoods
Two New Abandoned Places Videos Now Available to Patreon Free or Paid Members
Fine art photographer Keith Dotson has released two new premium quality abandoned places videos directly onto his Patreon account. Both videos can be watched at no cost to people with paid or free memberships.
Walking Around Wheeling, West Virginia, with a Camera (Video)
In this video, walk around the historic Ohio River port town at Wheeling, West Virginia with photographer Keith Dotson, who seeks to point his lens at the city's beautiful architecture and abandoned buildings.
A Look at My First Large Print of the Abandoned Buildings of Seale, Alabama
A look at the first large print of Keith Dotson's panoramic photograph of abandoned buildings in Seale, Alabama
Clarksdale After Dark: The Real City from the Movie Sinners (Video)
Video: Join Fine Art Photographer Keith Dotson Walking Around Clarksdale, Mississippi, the place where the movie Sinners took place.
Iconic Route 66 Location in Ruins: Twin Arrows Trading Post in Arizona
Fine art photographer Keith Dotson explores the ruins of the Twin Arrows Trading Post on Route 66 in Arizona, capturing its dilapidated beauty through photography. Once a bustling stop, it declined after Interstate 40 opened. Celebrated in pop culture, Route 66 will mark its 100th anniversary in 2026, symbolizing adventure and freedom.