Watch the Latest Issue of My Video Newsletter, Dispatch
A free, public issue of photograper Keith Dotson's video newsletter Dispatch, which is released at least once per month, and sometimes more
Video: Shenandoah Valley Abandoned Places Photography AND a Visit to Lexington, Virginia — Sally Mann’s Hometown
Join photographer Keith Dotson as he wanders off I-81 in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, where he sees some abandoned beauties on backroads and then make a day trip to see where photographer Sally Mann was raised.
New Edition of My Video Newsletter ‘Dispatch’ for Members
Welcome to the October 17, 2025 edition of Dispatch, Keith Dotson's video newsletter exclusively for Patreon supporters and YouTube channel members.
Abandoned Places Photography in Kentucky’s Beautiful Bluegrass Region
Video: Travel with photographer Keith Dotson to Kentucky's beautiful bluegrass region to photograph historic architecture and abandoned buildings
Keith Dotson’s ‘Dispatch’ Video Newsletter for Members (October 1, 2025) is Now Available
Keith Dotson's video newsletter Dispatch is now available on Patreon and YouTube.
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.
Video: Exhibition of Early Tennessee Photographers at Tennessee State Museum, with Emphasis on W.S. Lively
video walk through an exhibition of early Tennessee Photographers in Nashville
Historic Doran’s Cove, Alabama: Home to Russell Cave and a Historic Abandoned Church and Cemetery
Photographer Keith Dotson takes a visit to a beautiful and historic valley in Alabama, flanked on one side by the archaeological treasure trove at Russell Cave, and on the opposite side by a church where some of Alabama's earliest anglo settlers are buried.