Photographer Keith Dotson Now Offering Limited Edition Platinum/Palladium Prints

Photographer Keith Dotson Now Offering Limited Edition Platinum/Palladium Prints

Fine art photographer Keith Dotson is excited to announce that he is now offering limited edition, handmade platinum/palladium prints on 100% cotton paper that was made in Europe especially for this purpose.

Platinum/palladium prints are considered by many to be the pinnacle of fine art photographic printing, and the combination of archival paper and noble metals means that the prints will never fade if handled properly.

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Keith Dotson Invited to Speak at Middle Tennessee State University

Keith Dotson Invited to Speak at Middle Tennessee State University

Photographer Keith Dotson had the honor of speaking to an engaged and curious audience of about 50 people as part of Middle Tennessee State University's Summer Alumni College. He had been invited to present a photography-based topic as "edutainment" for the group, which was a general interest audience rather than a group of keen enthusiast photographers.

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Keith Dotson Celebrates 20 Years of Photography

Keith Dotson Celebrates 20 Years of Photography

Keith Dotson's book, 20 Years of Photography, offers a career retrospective that chronologically covers a 20-year time span, from the year 2005, when he fully committed himself to photography as his art medium of choice. Divided into four blocks of time, the book covers Keith's career highlights and milestones while following his work in the order it was created, from the early years until 2025.

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New Photograph Series: Tumultuous Storm Clouds Over the South Dakota Badlands

New Photograph Series: Tumultuous Storm Clouds Over the South Dakota Badlands
Fine art photographer Keith Dotson is excited to announce the release of a set of new storm cloud photographs made during an intense, tornadic thunderstorm near the Badlands of South Dakota.

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Black and White Photographs of the Abandoned Wheland Foundry in Chattanooga

Black and White Photographs of the Abandoned Wheland Foundry in Chattanooga
Keith Dotson is excited to announce a new series of black and white photographs made on location at Chattanooga's vast and endangered Wheland Foundry, soon to be demolished to make way for a new stadium.

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