Fine Art Photography

Fine Art Photography at Its Core The goal of fine art photography is to elevate the commonplace into the extraordinary, not merely capture what is visible. From delicate coral patterns that resemble celestial phenomena to windswept bristlecone pines on rocky ridges, Dennison’s photography captures the unadulterated beauty of nature. His art encourages spectators to stop and take in the world’s rich hues, complex textures, and dynamic compositions. Every image is a window into a peaceful moment and reflects Dennison’s spiritual bond with the natural world.

Capturing America Through 3D Mapping

Beyond photography, Dennison’s artistry extends to creating detailed 3D maps of U.S. states and iconic cities. Using advanced techniques like satellite data modeling and laser-cut materials, he produces accurate and visually stunning sculptures that celebrate both natural and urban landscapes. Each map highlights the unique characteristics of its subject, from the rolling hills and valleys of rural states to the towering skylines of bustling metropolises.

These 3D maps are more than geographical models; they are works of art that blend precision with creativity. By incorporating elements like stained white oak veneer for rivers and resin that mimics marble for buildings, Dennison transforms topographical data into pieces that resonate with aesthetic and cultural significance.

Combining Technology and Nature The harmony of technology and nature is embodied in Dennison’s work. The fine art photography frequently emphasizes the interaction of organic shapes and natural light, as seen in images of fractal-like coral or a perfectly motionless lake in the Rocky Mountains at sunset. In the same way, his 3D maps honor the environments they are set in while also celebrating human ingenuity. Projects like his 3D-printed maps of Manhattan, Philadelphia, and the Banaue Rice Terraces demonstrate this dichotomy of respecting both human ingenuity and the beauty of nature. His attention to detail and love of using art to tell stories are evident in every piece.