Dennis is a veteran photographer who has completed hundreds of assignments for publications including the Washington Post and New York Times, and corporate clients like Google, the American Red Cross, and JP Morgan Chase. His subjects have included Pakistani snake handlers, celebrities, presidents, and mass murderers. He has won awards in the national POY competition, three Maryland State Arts Council Grants, an Arthur Burns Fellowship to work at the German magazine Stern, and two Fulbright Fellowships for work in Pakistan and Cambodia.
In 2023, after a decades-long love affair with Colombia, Dennis pulled up stakes and moved to Medellín. He runs a portrait studio in the Laureles neighborhood and shoots headshots and portraits all over the city — Laureles, El Poblado, Envigado — plus editorial work throughout the region. He is an American who speaks fluent Spanish (and, he insists, passable English), so he works easily with Medellín's expat and international community, and he is a good option if you want a professional headshot session in English. He dances salsa On1, On2, and Cuban-style and thinks Bachata should be outlawed. When not taking pictures, Dennis works in web development.