Dennis

Dennis is a professional Taipei photographer based in the city. He specializes in capturing special moments for families, couples, groups, and solo travelers — with a natural curiosity and warmth that makes every session feel like exploring the city with a friend who happens to carry a camera.

Dennis is a traveler at heart, a self-described big foodie (ask him about his ramen map of Taipei), and someone who genuinely enjoys meeting new people and hearing their stories. That energy shows up in his photos — relaxed, genuine, and full of personality.

Taipei — his home and only base

Unlike photographers who split time between cities, Dennis shoots exclusively in Taipei. That means he knows the city deeply — not just the obvious spots, but the hidden corners most visitors walk past. His favorite locations include Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall for its clean architectural lines, Bopiliao Historical Block for a step back in time, Ximending for vibrant street energy, and Four Four South Village for the Taipei 101 backdrop without the crowds. For a full breakdown of his favorite locations, Dennis contributed to our guide on the 10 best Taipei photo spots.

Editorial and industrial-style photography

Dennis has a particular eye for urban textures and industrial backdrops. His go-to recommendation for solo travelers looking for something different is Huashan 1914 Creative Park — the converted sake distillery with red brick warehouses, ivy-covered walls, and iron fire escapes that photographs like Brooklyn, not Asia. For details on pricing and what each session includes, Dennis also contributed to our Taipei photographer cost guide.

What to expect from a session with Dennis

Dennis speaks English, Indonesian, and some Chinese, making him a great fit for Southeast Asian travelers visiting Taipei. His sessions are relaxed and conversational — he focuses on getting to know you first, then finding the right spot and the right light to capture who you actually are. His style works especially well for families and couples who want authentic, spontaneous photos over posed setups.