Landscape Photography at Devil’s Lake, Wisconsin
Join fine art photographer Keith Dotson for landscape photography and hiking at the breathtaking Devil's Lake Wisconsin
Meridian Mississippi: An Abandoned Places Experience
In this video, join fine art photographer Keith Dotson as he walks and drives around the city of Meridian, Mississippi to make photographs of abandoned buildings, especially focused on the historic but condemned E.F. Young Jr. Hotel
Newbern, Alabama: Walking in the Footsteps of William Christenberry
Walk with fine art photographer Keith Dotson as he photographs ramshackle buildings in William Christenberry's footsteps in Newbern, Alabama
Come with me to see my photographs on exhibition at Longue Vue House in New Orleans (Video)
Keith Dotson is excited to announce the exhibition of three landscape photographs in New Orleans at Longue Vue House and Gardens through September 16, 2023.
Abandoned M.E. Trew General Merchandise Store: Photographs, Video, and History
Fine art photographer Keith Dotson tells the story of an old country store found along a backroad in the East Tennessee mountains
A Visit to “The Witches Graveyard” of East Tennessee
Walking around the historic Stamps Cemetery in East Tennessee, which has gained a reputation as a witches' graveyard
Foggy Morning on Salem Common: Black and White Photography of Salem’s Most Famous Park in the Fog
In this video, Keith Dotson takes advantage of foggy conditions and dewdrops on cobwebs to produce dramatic black and white photographs
Shooting Antique Cars at Old Car City USA (with Cinestill Double-X Medium Format B&W Film)
Join fine art photographer Keith Dotson on a walk through Old Car City USA looking for rusty antique automobiles
Abandoned Enterprise Cotton Mill in Coleridge, North Carolina
Join fine art photographer Keith Dotson on location at an abandoned cotton mill in the mountains of North Carolina
Looking for the Lost Town of Jefferson, Tennessee
Walk into the woods with photographer Keith Dotson as he searches for the lost town of Jefferson, Tennessee, which was once presumed to be under the waters of a lake.