Amber Dietz is a photo-based artist and educator based in Detroit, MI. She's Professional Photography Faculty in the Digital Media Arts Department at Washtenaw Community College in Ann Arbor. In addition to teaching, ​Amber is the founder of Detroit Tintype, a 19th century photographic portrait studio in Detroit. 

She explores the photographic medium using historical and alternative photographic processes. Her camera of choice is an 8X10 Century Universal Folmer Graflex.

Amber holds a BA in Studio Art, Photography, and Art Education and an M.Ed. in International Education. Her work has been exhibited in group shows throughout the United States in places like the Muskegon Museum of Art, Scarab Club, and Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts. Amber was selected as a 2026 National Park Artist-in-Residence on Isle Royale.