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Official press release: Keith Dotson publishes book about abandoned places
Official press release: Fine art photographer Keith Dotson has published a book featuring photographs and vignettes about abandoned houses, schools, churches, barns, storefronts, and entire abandoned towns. Titled Unloved and Forgotten: Fine Art Photographs of Abandoned Places, the 48-page softcover book is for sale on Amazon.
Fine art photographer Keith Dotson publishes photo book about abandoned places
Now available on Amazon: Nashville-based fine art photographer has published his first photo book, "Unloved and Forgotten: Fine Art Photographs of Abandoned Places." The book represents over ten years of traveling the country to take black and white photos of abandoned places and features a selection of the most intriguing and beautiful locations he discovered along the way.
Exploring a railroad yard full of rusty old train cars [Video]
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Walk with fine art photographer Keith Dotson through a rail yard of rusty antique trains on a hot summer day [high definition video].
Keith's behind-the-scenes videos give the audience a more rich appreciation of the location behind his final black and white photographs. They allow viewers to understand the atmosphere, the sounds, and the experience of being on site.
From the Blog: "What goes into a fine art photograph?"
In this blog post, Keith explains what all goes into the creation of a fine art photograph, from the backstory of how the image was captured, to the details of the archival German paper and pigment inks used to make the physical print.
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