Looking close-up at a black and white print
Fine art photographer Keith Dotson gives a quick close-up look at one of his photo prints made on Hahnemuhle Fine Art Baryta paper
Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta vs. Canson Baryta Photographique
This is just a short video comparing the surfaces of two highly-respected baryta surface inkjet papers. See the paper surfaces up-close and side-by-side. Hahnemühle and Canson both make great papers for fine art and commercial photography applications. Both are legacy European companies that have made artists papers since the 1500s. How do their most popular papers compare?
Best Epson printer settings for Hahnemühle Photo Rag Matt
Fine art photographer Keith Dotson shows the settings he uses to print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 100% cotton fine art paper.
Outdoors gear: Black coffee in Black Yeti mug
My sweetie gave me this black Yeti mug for Valentine's Day and I love it. It keeps coffee hot. It's a perfect size for soup. And, it's dishwasher safe!
iPhone and Galaxy phone cases with an antique 1840s map of New Orleans
Protect your phone stylishly with an antique map case designed by Keith Dotson Fine art …
Holiday gift guides for landscape photographers
Welcome to these holiday gift guides for landscape photographers, curated by a professional landscape photographer …
Pro tip: Store baby wipes in your car to protect your camera gear from greasy sunscreen hands
Baby wipes may seem like an odd piece of photography gear, but they come in …
Fingerless flip-top mitten gloves: the answer to cold hands for landscape photographers
Landscape photographers: Fingerless mitten gloves keep your fingers from freezing, yet allow you to change …