Grey's Anatomy retains Keith's landscape photographs as wall art in Meredith Grey's bedroom set
An official tweet from Grey's Anatomy shows a scene from the program's 15th season, featuring three of Keith Dotson's black and white landscape photographs.
This makes the third season in which the pictures have appeared in at least one episode. In season 13, they were barely visible on camera. In season 14, they received considerable screen time. Only time will tell how much they appear on camera in the current season, but this tweet indicates a hope for high visibility.
Three Keith Dotson landscape photographs seen on season 15 of Grey's Anatomy. Shown here with actors Giacomo Gianniotti and Ellen Pompeo.
Scroll down to learn more about each photograph.
ABC segment shows Keith's photographs on Grey's Anatomy
This 2016 episode showcases the photographs relatively well.
Own the photographs seen on Grey's Anatomy
Fine art prints of all three Grey's Anatomy landscape photographs are available for your home or office decor. The photographs are listed below, as seen left to right on Meredith's wall.
"Bicentennial Burr Oak" by Keith Dotson. Click to buy a fine art photographic print.
(Above) The photograph shown on the left on the wall features a giant 200-year-old bur oak tree surrounded by bright dandelion blooms.
"Flying South," as seen on Grey’s Anatomy on Meredith Grey’s bedroom wall. Click to buy a print.
The center photograph shows Canadian geese flying south above a barren winter tree.
"The Story Tree," black and white photograph by Keith Dotson. Buy a print.
The right photograph (as seen on the show) features a tree nicknamed "the story tree" because school children are brought out to sit under its branches to hear stories about the environment, history, and local Native Americans.
Featured photograph taken from a tweet by @GreysABC posted on Sept. 27, 2018.
No endorsement by ABC or the makers of Grey's Anatomy is stated or implied. Beyond their licensing of the photographs, no relationship exists between those entities and Keith Dotson Photography.
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