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Dennis Dunleavy’s career in photojournalism began in the late 1970s where he started out as a stringer in New York City with the Associated Press. He has worked at newspapers in NY, Michigan, Texas, California, and Oregon over the years, mostly covering breaking news events and feature stories.  During the mid-1980s Dennis traveled to Central America to document communities displaced by war and poverty. In his photography, Dennis seeks to find a common language for understanding the integrity and dignity of all peoples. His later work can be found in the personal gallery above.

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