DENNIS DOYLE

Dennis Doyle is a landscape and historic homestead photographer whose work captures the soul of forgotten places. Born and raised in the meadows of Lake Tahoe, Dennis’s love for nature began long before he ever picked up a camera. His early experiences living close to the land shaped a lifelong fascination with light, texture, and the quiet passage of time.

What started as a teenage job in a forensic photo lab turned into a lifelong creative calling. There, Dennis discovered the power of photography—not just to record, but to transform. His work bridges craftsmanship and storytelling, blending his background in construction with his artistic eye to build images that feel both timeless and alive.

Influenced by artists like Andrew Wyeth, Dorothea Lange, and Edward Hopper, Dennis approaches each photograph as a story waiting to be told. From weathered barns and ghost towns to wide-open skies, his images reveal the beauty in endurance and the poetry in decay.

Based in Nevada, Dennis’s photography is represented by Anticus Gallery in Scottsdale, AZ. His work celebrates the harmony between nature, history, and craftsmanship—each photograph an invitation to pause, reflect, and rediscover the spirit of the American landscape.