Dennis Collins

Professionally I spent 25 years at AT&T as a corporate annual report/editorial photographer, after a short retirement I took a position as the campus photographer at  Oakland University in Rochester Michigan. 

At 45 I decided to get a fine art degree and was accepted into the photography program at Center for Creative Studies, College of Art and Design in Detroit Michigan. It was there I learned about the "Art" of photography. For my senior thesis I chose the archaic process of "carbon printing".  All my professors discouraged me saying that only a handful of people in the world knew the process, I was told I was doomed to catastrophic failure.

I succeeded, and it has been my passion in photography ever since.