Keith Dotson Photography

Jul 26, 2017 • #Avenue of the Oaks Savannah #big southern oaks with spanish moss #black and white landscape photograph of overhanging oak trees #Black and white landscape photograph of the overhanging trees at the Avenue of the Oaks in Savannah. #black and white photograph of wormsloe plantation trees #gloomy landscapes #keith dotson photo of avenue of the oaks savannah #keith dotson signed photo of savannah's avenue of the oaks #overhanging trees #pictures of savannah georgia #pictures of wormsloe trees #road with overhanging trees #savannah avenue of the oaks #Wormsloe Plantation Trees

The story behind the photograph 'Avenue of the Oaks, Savannah'

Black and white landscape photograph of the overhanging trees at the Avenue of the Oaks in Savannah. Spanning 1.5 miles and lined by 400 massive, moss-draped oak trees, the road seems to go on forever when you're slowly rolling along the rutted lane at Wormsloe Plantation.

Jul 23, 2017 • #black and white photographs of old west wagon wheels #black and white photographs of wagon wheels #fine art photographs of antique wagon wheels #keith dotson photography #keith dotson photography pictures of wagon wheels #old west wagon wheels #pictures of antique wagon wheels by keith dotson #pictures of antique wagon wheels for sale #pictures of antique wooden wagon wheels #wagon wheel wall art #wagon wheels #wall art antique wagon wheels

Eight black and white photographs of antique wagon wheels

Eight black and white pictures of antique wagon wheels, photographed by Keith Dotson

Jul 21, 2017 • #black and white detail photograph of cicada wings #cicada wing home decor #cicada wing wall art #cicada wings #detailed photograph of cicada wings #fine art black and white photograph of cicada wings #fine art photograph of cicada wings #keith dotson macro photograph of cicada wings #macro photo of cicada wings #pictures of cicada wings #scientific study of cicada wings #structure of cicada wings

Considering shimmers of light on cicada wings

Fine art photographer Keith Dotson considers the beauty, appreciation, poetry, and scientific study of cicada wings. Includes a new detailed black and white macro photograph of shimmering light on cicada wings.

Jul 16, 2017 • #black and white landscape photographs in winter #black and white landscape photographs on gloomy days #keith dotson landscape photography #keith dotson photography #landscape photography blog #landscape photography winter vs summer #photography blog #taking landscape photographs in winter #Top five reasons to photograph landscapes in winter instead of summer #which is best for landscape photography? winter or summer #why I prefer to make landscape photos in winter more than summer #why I prefer to photograph landscapes in winter #winter landscape photography

Five reasons I prefer winter over summer for landscape photography

Top five reasons to photograph landscapes in winter instead of summer (especially if you shoot in black and white) by photographer Keith Dotson.

Jul 09, 2017 • #adams tennessee photographu #architectural photographs of adams tennessee #architectural photos of abandoned buildings #black and white photographs of abandoned adams tennessee #black and white photographs of abandoned buildings #keith dotson photography on youtube #old buildings in adams tennessee #photographs of adams tennessee #photography vlog #pictures of adams tennessee #town where the bell witch haunting happened #video portfolio photographs of adams tennessee

Video Portfolio: Black and white photographs of abandoned downtown Adams, Tennessee

Video portfolio of black and white photographs taken in the run-down and abandoned old downtown of Adams, Tennessee, home of the historic Bell Witch legend.

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The story behind the photograph 'Avenue of the Oaks, Savannah'

Eight black and white photographs of antique wagon wheels

Considering shimmers of light on cicada wings

Five reasons I prefer winter over summer for landscape photography

Video Portfolio: Black and white photographs of abandoned downtown Adams, Tennessee