Photographs by Keith Dotson Published in Santa Fe Magazine
See the photographs by Keith Dotson featured in Santa Fe Magazine
Ruins of the 1917 School in Cedarvale, New Mexico — Abandoned Places Photography (with Video)
Join fine art photographer Keith Dotson on a visit to the abandoned and collapsing old school in Cedarvale, New Mexico
Did I Catch a UFO in this Photograph of an Abandoned Building in New Mexico? (Video)
Fine art photographer Keith Dotson explains how he discovered a small UFO in his photograph of an abandoned building shot in New Mexico.
All About Tintypes: Podcast Episode with Sample Photographs
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography Podcast: all about the historic tintype process
A Visit to the Glenrio Ghost Town on Old Route 66
Join Fine Art Photographer Keith Dotson on a Visit to Glenrio, a Ghost Town on Old Route 66 on the Texas/New Mexico State Line
Sharing Black and White Prints of Edisto Island Beach on Baryta Paper
Fine art photographer Keith Dotson shares images of new black and white prints of Edisto Island beach trees made for a client.
Fine Art Photography Podcast: A Discussion of A.I.
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography Podcast: Addressing the elephant in the room -- A.I. You're probably already using it. But what do you think of it?
About the Ruins of the Old School in Hext, Oklahoma (with Video)
Video: Join photographer Keith Dotson on location at the ruins of the old school in Hext, Oklahoma
Podcast Episode: Want to See Great Photography? Try Kansas City
In episode 66 of the Fine Art Photography Podcast, we discuss the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art and its recent acquisition of the Fitz archive
Photographing Old Mills and Fancy Mansions in Danville, Virginia (With Video)
Join fine art photographer Keith Dotson walking around Danville, Virginia to make photos of abandoned textile mills and big, historic mansions
How Does a Print From an 8-Megapixel Camera Look in a High-Resolution Print Today?
This short video shows an 11 x 14-inch print on Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta photo paper, from a file shot with an old 8-MP Olympus 4/3 camera.