Examining Exquisite Headstones in a Very Old Southern Cemetery
Fine art photographer and history buff Keith Dotson brings us to visit some very old and exquisitely carved tombstones at a family cemetery in Middle Tennessee.
Weld Boathouse — 15 Years Later (The Photo that Started My Career)
Photographer Keith Dotson talks about the simple photograph that launched his career and changed his life.
How I Shot This Leaf Skeleton Macro
Fine art photographer Keith Dotson demonstrates his simple gear set-up and camera settings for shooting a highly detailed leaf skeleton macro photograph
Latest Podcast Episode — Field Recordings Create A Sonic Landscape of Moccasin Bend
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography Podcast, we hear field recordings of nature sounds captured during a photography trip to Moccasin Bend, a site that's been occupied by humans for 12,000 years.
Looking at Sample Prints from a Big Client Job
In this video, fine art photographer Keith Dotson flips through a batch of new black and white prints made for a recent client project.
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.
One of the Joys of Spring: Robin’s Egg Blue
Fine art photographer Keith Dotson shares Smartphone photos of a broken robin's egg, and treasures the experience of the glorious blue color.
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.
Shooting Polaroid Originals SX-70 Black and White Film on Location
Join fine art photographer Keith Dotson as he shoots in various locations with a vintage Polaroid Supercolor AutoFocus 3500, using dreamy black and white SX-70 film from Polaroid Originals. (video)