Denice is a visual journalist, multimedia producer, and editorial photographer whose work explores politics, culture, and human-interest stories through photography, video, and documentary storytelling. She is a graduate of the Documentary Practice & Visual Journalism program at the International Center of Photography. Earlier in her career, she trained and worked under renowned photojournalist Donna Ferrato, managing photo archiving, digital asset organization, and post-production workflows across documentary photography projects. She also assisted with editing, sequencing, and curating photography books for publication, and supported exhibition preparation, installation, and presentation across gallery and other editorial formats. Later, she worked as a Photo Editor Intern at Musée Magazine, where she contributed to photo editing, visual research, and editorial curation, supporting image selection and sequencing for published features, including the Motion Issue, helping to shape the magazine through photography-led storytelling. Her published work includes amNewYork, The Daily Caller, W42ST, and City & State New York, among others.