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Black and white photograph of an old, fading, and peeling fashion ad on a brick wall in downtown Milwaukee, showing a painting of people in 60s-style evening wear.

Keith Dotson Photography

Stylish People: Downtown Milwaukee Black and White Photograph (P8311912)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the 1887 Suhr Bank Building in downtown Madison, Wisconsin.

Keith Dotson Photography

Suhr Bank Building - Madison, Wisconsin (A0012127)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of sunlit summer wildflowers growing in a vacant lot next to the painted brick wall of a historic old building.

Keith Dotson Photography

Summer Wildflowers in a Vacant Lot (A0030399)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the world-famous Sun Studio in downtown Memphis. Sun is famous for discovering Elvis, but also recorded such seminal artists as Howlin' Wolf, Junior Parker, Little Milton, B.B. King, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, Roy Orbison, and Jerry Lee Lewis.

Keith Dotson Photography

Sun Studio - Memphis (A0011944)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of morning light glowing through the textured panes of old industrial mill windows.

Keith Dotson Photography

Sunlight Through Old Industrial Windows: Black and White Photograph (KD006550X)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the historic old sail loft building in near silhouette as the morning sun rises behind it along the Massachusetts coast in Salem.

Keith Dotson Photography

Sunrise Behind the Historic Sail Loft in Salem: Black and White Photograph (DSC07735)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the statue of town founder Roger Conant by artist Henry Hudson Kitson, seen in the early morning shadows as the sun rises on Salem, Massachusetts. Behind the statue is a window of a former church that now holds a museum.

Keith Dotson Photography

Sunrise on the Roger Conant Pilgrim Statue in Salem Massachusetts - Black and White Photograph (DSC07616A)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of an abandoned house in the countryside with the setting sun shining through the tree tops behind it

Keith Dotson Photography

Sunset on an Abandoned House in the Country: Black and White Photograph (DSC03141)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the famous St. Louis Gateway Arch, catching the final rays of the setting sun.

Keith Dotson Photography

Sunset on Gateway Arch (A0008535)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the sun setting on historic Jackson Square in the French Quarter of New Orleans. Jackson Square is a National Historic Landmark due to its role in the Louisiana Purchase in 1803.

Keith Dotson Photography

Sunset on Jackson Square in New Orleans (IMG_3207)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of a beautifully grimy industrial plant with a very tall brick chimney and broken windows, photographed in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Keith Dotson Photography

Tall Brick Chimney and Mill Buildings (A0029611)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of a towering grain silo with tall trees casting shadows across its exterior walls on a bright winter day.

Keith Dotson Photography

Tall Grain Silo with Trees and Shadows - Black and White Photograph (KD19941X)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of tattered screen doors on the front of an abandoned country store found along a back road.

Keith Dotson Photography

Tattered Screen Doors on an Abandoned Country Store: Black and White Photograph (KD003017X)

from $108.00

Black and white detail photograph of a Tennessee state historical marker in Nashville featuring the Tennessee Tri-Star logo and the word "Tennessee."

Keith Dotson Photography

Tennessee Historical Marker Detail with Tri-Star Logo - Black and White Photograph (KD13005X)

from $108.00

Black and white detail photograph of a Greek Revival column on the outside of the Tennessee State capitol building in Nashville, Tennessee. (Square format)

Keith Dotson Photography

Tennessee State Capitol Column - Black and White Photograph (Square Format) (KD13000X)

from $84.00

Black and white photograph of the Tennessee Theatre sign in Knoxville. The Tennessee Theatre is a historic 1920s movie house, built on a site that has been occupied since the 1790s. The theatre opened in 1928 with a massive organ known as "The Mighty Wurlitzer," which has since been refurbished and returned to its home in the theatre

Keith Dotson Photography

Tennessee Theatre Sign, Knoxville (IMG_4896)

from $108.00

Black and white fine art architectural photograph of the Texas flag flying over The Emily Morgan Hotel in San Antonio, Texas. Built in 1924 to serve as a medical arts building, the iconic Gothic Revival building is now a hotel named after a heroine of Texas history, Emily Morgan (also known as Emily D. West), who was also the inspiration for the song "The Yellow Rose of Texas."

Keith Dotson Photography

Texas Flag Flying Over The Emily Morgan Hotel in San Antonio (A0017937)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of a ruined frontier house in Comanche country. Pontotoc, Texas was first settled in 1859 on the frontier of West Central Texas in what was, at the time, Comanche territory. It wasn’t Comanches but typhoid that plagued the town in the 1880s, creating a need for two cemeteries.

Keith Dotson Photography

Texas Hill Country Broken Stone Wall (_1011695)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of an abandoned and vandalized gas station in the barren Texas Panhandle.

Keith Dotson Photography

Texas Panhandle Landscape with Abandoned Gas Station - Black and White Photograph (KD008304X)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of an abandoned service station on the wide open landscape of the Texas Panhandle.

Keith Dotson Photography

Texas Panhandle Landscape with an Abandoned Service Station - Black and White Photograph (KD008269X)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the word Texas on an arch and a lone star on the front of the old Texas Theater in Marfa, Texas.

Keith Dotson Photography

Texas Theater Sign in Marfa - Black and White Photograph (KD001633)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of a beautifully textured wall with wooden window shutters and fading paint, seen in the New Orleans French Quarter.

Keith Dotson Photography

Textural Walls and Shutters, French Quarter (IMG_3637)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the textures of an old, weathered, wooden door with thick layers of cracked paint peeling off

Keith Dotson Photography

Texture Study of Weathered Wood and Cracked Paint - Black and White Photograph (KD005087X)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the Thai Pavilion, at Olbrich Botanical Garden in Madison, Wisconsin.

Keith Dotson Photography

Thai Pavilion Architectural Detail in Madison, Wisconsin (A0012190)

from $108.00

Black and white detail photograph of the distinct roof peaks on the ornate red and gold Thai Pavilion, at Olbrich Botanical Garden in Madison, Wisconsin.

Keith Dotson Photography

Thai Pavilion Roof Details - Madison, Wisconsin (A0012195)

from $108.00

Black and white exterior photograph of Adler Planetarium in Chicago.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Adler Planetarium, Chicago (PA112311)

from $108.00

Black and white architectural detail photograph of classically-inspired, statue of a young man with curls in his long hair, on a building in downtown Philadelphia.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Adonis of Chestnut Street, Bust of a Young Man on a Building in Downtown Philadelphia (A0009372)

from $108.00

Black and white fine art photograph of the unmistakable front façade one of the most recognizable buildings in the world, the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas. The Alamo is one of San Antonio's old Spanish missions, built as the Misión San Antonio de Valero in 1744. It gained notoriety in 1836, when a small group of Texas freedom fighters (then called Texians), took refuge in the mission for a battle against overwhelming Mexican forces under General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna. "Remember the Alamo," became a ral

Keith Dotson Photography

The Alamo - Black and White Photograph (A0017894)

from $108.00

Black and white architectural photograph of a storefront in Milwaukee with a huge question mark above the door, and snow flurries blowing in the air.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Big Question, Architectural Photograph in Milwaukee (P1309824)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the beautiful Nubble lighthouse, which sits on a tiny island just yards off the coast at York, Maine. The lighthouse, officially called the Cape Neddick Lighthouse, began service in 1879 and is still in operation today. The lighthouse sits 88 feet above sea level atop the rocky Nubble islet.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Cape Neddick (Nubble) Lighthouse at York, Maine (A0009658)

from $108.00

Black and white detail photograph of historic Castillo de San Marcos, the old Spanish fort built on Matanzas Bay in 1695, at St. Augustine, Florida. Castillo de San Marcos is the oldest masonry fort in the United States.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Castillo de San Marcos at Sunset - St. Augustine (A0006227)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of The Castillo de San Marcos in St. Augustine, the oldest existing masonry fort in the United States, built in the late 1600s on the shore of Matanzas Bay.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Castillo de San Marcos in St. Augustine, Florida (A0006189)

from $108.00

Black and white architectural photograph of the beautiful spires of The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, in downtown Savannah. The cathedral in its current incarnation was completed in 1896, but was partially destroyed by fire in 1898, and subsequently rebuilt in 1899.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, Savannah (IMG_7671)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the historic Cohen Building on Church Street in Nashville, tucked in beside a towering modern condo development. The structure was built in 1890 with the Cohens residing on the second and third floors, and operating a jewelry store at street level.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Cohen Building, Nashville (DSC01142)

from $108.00

Black and white fine art architectural photograph of The Emily Morgan Hotel in San Antonio, Texas. Built in 1924, originally to serve as a hospital, the iconic Gothic Revival building is now a hotel named after a heroine of Texas history, Emily Morgan (also known as Emily D. West), who was also the inspiration for the song "The Yellow Rose of Texas."

Keith Dotson Photography

The Emily Morgan Hotel in San Antonio, Fine Art Photograph (A0017935)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the Foshay Building, built circa 1929, in downtown Minneapolis.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Foshay Building, Built 1929, Minneapolis (P5240798)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of ornate details on the historic Gryphon Building in Savannah.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Gryphon Building in Savannah - Black and White Photograph (DSC06671)

from $108.00

Black and white architectural photograph of the Beaux-arts exterior of Nashville's luxurious Hermitage Hotel, built in 1910. The hotel was host to elite clientele from presidents to entertainers, until it closed in 1977. It reopened in 1981, and has since been renovated to achieve its current high level of quality and service, making it the only AAA Five-Diamond hotel in Tennessee.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Hermitage Hotel, Nashville (DSC01432)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the historic Teoronto Hall - Smiths Block building that's located across the street from the Kodak tower in Rochester. It was built starting in 1844.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Historic Teoronto Hall Smiths Block Near Kodak in Rochester - Black and White Photograph (KD006361X)

from $108.00

Black and white architectural detail photograph of female faces in the decorative scrollwork on buildings dating to the 1890s on Charleston's Meeting Street.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Ladies of Meeting Street, Charleston (A0019227)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of rhythmic cracks in the paint on the clapboard exterior of an abandoned old house.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Language of Time - Black and White Photograph (KD005111X)

from $108.00

The Liberty Bell - A Detailed Close-Up Photograph (A0009465)

Keith Dotson Photography

The Liberty Bell - A Detailed Close-Up Photograph (A0009465)

from $108.00

Black and white fine art photograph of a the famously cracked Liberty Bell in Philadelphia.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Liberty Bell in Philadelphia - Black and white fine art photograph (A0009466)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the Marathon Motor Works factory in Nashville, Tennessee.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Marathon Building in Nashville (A0013223)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the Marathon Motor Works factory in Nashville, Tennessee. Built in 1881 to house the Phoenix Cotton Mill, the Nashville factory was used to manufacture automobiles from 1910 until 1914. The Marathon name was fitting with a Grecian craze that swept the country at the time.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Marathon Motor Works Building, Nashville Black and White Photograph (A0013267)

from $108.00

The Merchants Building, Nashville (A0020389)

Keith Dotson Photography

The Merchants Building, Nashville (A0020389)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the beautiful Milwaukee Museum of Art building in Milwaukee, designed by Santiago Calatrava.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Milwaukee Museum of Art Designed by Calatrava - Black and White Photograph (KD14190)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the ornate front facade of the Mitchell Building, in downtown Milwaukee. A large print of this photograph can be seen in the Jackson Meeting Room at the Marriott Downtown Milwaukee.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Mitchell Building, Milwaukee Black and white architectural photograph (P5276453k)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the old Charleston County Jail, built in 1802 and in service until 1939.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Old Charleston Jail (A0018646)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the historic abandoned C.S. Dunn Hardware Store in Baskerville, Virginia, which opened in 1910 and closed in the 1980s.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Old Dunn Store in Baskerville, VA - Black and White Photograph (KD15884X)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of Charleston's old Farmers and Exchange Bank, a unique Moorish-Revival sandstone building constructed in 1853-54.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Old Farmers and Exchange Bank, Charleston (A0019300)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of an abandoned and overgrown iron bridge found in the Mississippi Delta

Keith Dotson Photography

The Old Iron Bridge - Black and White Photograph (KD004629X)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the front of an old pharmacy building in the Chestnut Hill neighborhood of Nashville.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Old Layman Drug Company in Nashville (Front View) (IMG_0735)

from $85.00

Black and white photograph of the old Lemp Brewery complex in St. Louis, Missouri. Once the 4th largest brewery in the US, construction on the complex began in 1865, and the brewery was sold due to financial and personal problems inside the Lemp family. At one point owned by ISCO, which left its name on the prominent brick chimney. The brewery complex was built over a natural cave system, with a cavern leading to the nearby Lemp Mansion.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Old Lemp Brewery (ISCO) in downtown St. Louis (A0008503)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the historic log cabin jail in Danville, Kentucky that once held the Harpe brothers, notorious as America's first serial killers.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Old Log Cabin Jail in Danville, Kentucky (DSC01236)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the three tall smoke stacks of the old Philadelphia Power Plant, seen from a distance.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Old Philadelphia Power Plant (A0009479)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the old W. B. Davis Hosiery Mill in Ft. Payne, Alabama. The mill was built in 1884 to make hardware and tools, but closed after their supply of iron ore and minerals fell short. It was reopened in 1909 as a hosiery mill making socks.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Old W.B. Davis Hosiery Mill in Alabama: Black and White Photograph (DSC08188)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of two of San Antonio's most iconic landmarks on a foggy morning -- San Antonio's big, red sculpture "La Antorcha de la Amistad" (The Torch of Friendship) by Mexican artist Sebastian, and in the distance, shrouded in fog, is Tower of the Americas.

Keith Dotson Photography

The Torch and the Tower - San Antonio Landmarks in Fog (DSC00543)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of three painted tree trunks in a sundappled plaza in the small West Texas town of Pecos.

Keith Dotson Photography

Three Amigos - A Trio of Trees on a Sundappled Plaza in Pecos, Texas (_1011482)

from $108.00

Black and white architectural photograph of the three arches and ornate stonework on the front of the Customs House on Broadway in Nashville.

Keith Dotson Photography

Three Arches on Front of Nashville's Customs House, (A0008887)

from $108.00

Black and White Photograph of Three Columns from an Destroyed Southern Mansion

Keith Dotson Photography

Three Columns from a Destroyed Southern Mansion - Black and White Photograph (DSC00133A)

from $108.00

Black and white architectural photograph of three windows set into beautifully detailed brick work on the second story of a small town storefront

Keith Dotson Photography

Three Windows in a Historic Small Town Storefront: Black and White Photograph (DSC04357)

from $108.00

Black and white architectural detail photograph of a checkerboard pattern of ornate tiles on the apex roofline of an old commercial storefront in Moundsville, West Virginia.

Keith Dotson Photography

Tile Patterns and Scrolls on an Old Storefront: Black and White Photograph (KD005992X)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of angled beams and a rusty metal hinge found in the shadows of a fallen old hay barn.

Keith Dotson Photography

Timbers of a Collapsed Hay Barn: Black and White Photograph (DSC01415)

from $108.00

Moody black and white photograph of a tin roof with five chimney pipes rising up at various heights creating an interesting visual rhythm.

Keith Dotson Photography

Tin Roof with Five Chimney Pipes - Black and White Art Photograph (A0009287)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of a tin industrial building with vertical ridges pointing up to a beautifully cloudy sky.

Keith Dotson Photography

Tin Shed and Cloudy Sky: Black and White Photograph (A0030405)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of a shaft of morning sunshine shining over a dining table with a small cream pitcher in one of the 19th century houses at the historic South Union Shaker Village in Kentucky.

Keith Dotson Photography

Tiny Ray of Morning Light (RQ0A1092)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the ornate marquee of the historic 1927 Tower Theatre in downtown Los Angeles. The theatre was the first to play talking pictures in Los Angeles and closed as a theatre in 1988. Currently holds a retail store.

Keith Dotson Photography

Tower Theatre in Downtown Los Angeles - Black and White Photograph (KD19280X)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of an abandoned and boarded-up building in the birthplace of the blues, Clarksdale, Mississippi.

Keith Dotson Photography

Tree and Abandoned Building in Clarksdale, Mississippi (A0012621)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the weathered rings in the support beam of a long abandoned 1800s country store in the American South.

Keith Dotson Photography

Tree Rings in a Weathered Beam in an Abandoned Country Store - Black and White Photograph (KD21022X)

from $108.00

Black and white fine art photograph of an old shed painted white, with it's steep roofline forming a strong triangular composition with rectangles and lines.

Keith Dotson Photography

Triangular Composition (White Shed) Black and White Photograph (DSC00658)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of a decorative architectural detail on the historic Tulip Street Church in Nashville, Tennessee.

Keith Dotson Photography

Tulip Street Church, Nashville (A0010425)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of a tumbleweed trapped inside the entrance of an abandoned restaurant along a forgotten stretch of old Route 66 in Texas. The restaurant was part of a motel and gas station that flourished in the heydays of Route 66, but closed in the 1970s when Interstate 40 was opened a few miles away.

Keith Dotson Photography

Tumbleweed in the Entrance to an Old Restaurant on Route 66 - Black and White Photograph (KD008362X)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of a tumbleweed held in the front entrance of an abandoned restaurant along a forgotten stretch of old Route 66 in Texas. The restaurant was part of a motel and gas station that flourished in the glory days of Route 66, but closed in the 1970s when Interstate 40 was opened a few miles away.

Keith Dotson Photography

Tumbleweed in the Front Entrance to an Old Restaurant in Glenrio, Texas - Black and White Photograph (KD008358X)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of two ornamental wrought iron fence scrolls in Charleston.

Keith Dotson Photography

Two Decorative Ironwork Fence Scrolls, Charleston (A0018855)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of two rusty old wheels from farm machines fastened to a rustic wooden wall.

Keith Dotson Photography

Two Rusty Wheels Mounted on a Wooden Wall - Black and White Photograph (KD002877)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of two standing Greek Revival columns in Nashville. Originally part of the Tennessee State Capitol building, these columns were removed during a renovation and have been scattered around Nashville as a reminder of its reputation as "the Athens of the South."

Keith Dotson Photography

Two Standing Greek Revival Columns, Nashville (IMG_1445)

from $108.00

Two Windows - Black and White Photograph (DSC03069)

Keith Dotson Photography

Two Windows - Black and White Photograph (DSC03069)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph under the 1st Avenue North bridge that parallels Sloss Furnaces near downtown Birmingham, Alabama.

Keith Dotson Photography

Under 1st Avenue North Near Sloss Furnaces in Birmingham, Alabama (A0007330)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph under the 1st Avenue North bridge that runs near the Sloss Furnaces in an industrial area near downtown Birmingham, Alabama.

Keith Dotson Photography

Under the Bridge Near Sloss Furnaces in Birmingham, Alabama (A0007335)

from $108.00