Podcast Episode 62: On Art and Jealousy
Episode 62 of the Fine Art Photography Podcast: dealing with self doubt and being jealous of other photographer's work
New Podcast Episode: Why I Love Photographing Abandoned Places
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography podcast, I talk about some of my favorite go-to locations to find abandoned buildings and how I research the histories of abandoned houses and storefronts.
In this episode: Camera equipment is expensive — how safe is it to walk around with it?
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography Podcast, we discuss a string of recent news headlines about cameras being stolen in brazen daylight robberies, and we cover a few tips for keeping yourself and your gear safe.
Reminder: Be sure to enjoy virtual photography events
In this episode of the fine art photography podcast, Keith Dotson discusses recent virtual photography events he has enjoyed and reminds us to take advantage of virtual shows and experiences
Podcast Episode 34: Johnny Depp Stars as Photographer W. Eugene Smith in ‘Minamata’
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography Podcast, we talk about photographer W. Eugene Smith, subject of an upcoming movie starring Johnny Depp.
Photography as a Form of Immortality [PODCAST with Full Transcript]
Vita brevis, ars longa: In episode 30 of the Fine Art Photography podcast, we explore ideas of photography as a way of immortalizing the subject and the photographer
How to Prevent Fog on Your Camera Lens
In this episode of the fine art photography podcast, we discuss ways to prevent fog on your camera lenses in very humid weather
Podcast: About Julia Margaret Cameron’s 1866 Photograph ‘The Mountain Nymph, Sweet Liberty’
Podcast episode dedicated to the story of Julia Margaret Cameron's 1866 photograph "The Mountain Nymph, Sweet Liberty."
Podcast Episode 14: Anna Atkins, England’s Blue Lady of Photography
In this podcast episode, fine art photographer Keith Dotson offers a brief biography of Anna Atkins, a pioneering female photographer and early master of the cyanotype process.
The Aesthetic Appeal of Camera Shutter Sounds
With a podcast and accompanying photographs, fine art photographer Keith Dotson compares modern shutter sounds to vintage film camera shutter sounds