Ellie Ludvigsen Email & Phone Number | Ellie Ludvigsen moved from Colorado to Cambridge Maryland in 2017 to be closer to her grandson and her friends from her many years spent in NYC. She is loving the Eastern Shore experience although becoming one with humidity again is challenging. After two years of renovating a 100 year old house, she is finally able to spend more time with her photography. She is a member of the Main Street Gallery in Cambridge and shows her work there. Photography has been integral in her life since she was young. “Since the 1960’s my adventures using photography have run the gamut from the ridiculous to the absurd with a smattering of sublime. Before then, I was simply mind-boggled by the fact that my Brownie took such awesomely out-of-focus photos. Brownsville, Bed-Sty, Manhattan and South Bronx gang kids helped solidify my goal of telling one-photo stories and confirmed how powerful non-verbal communication is to both the artist and the viewer; people with brain injuries and other disconnected synapses (like my dyslexic brain) taught me how absolutely powerful visual communication can be in helping people manage and orient their lives; kids in Haiti, who had never seen themselves in a reflective surface, taught me the power and joy of photography in forming or changing self-image; photographing the elderly, who universally saw themselves as flawed, taught me- again – how to help people redefine themselves as beautiful and worthwhile – with stories to share. I continue finding joy, power, excitement and purpose – albeit mindless at times – in that extension of myself - my camera. Seeking the emotionally profound/technically spot-on image, however, is a lifelong journey that I will continue seeking to attain. I dither between being a better teacher or technical photographer, and whether I want to enjoy the exploration only by myself or with others. Honestly, it depends on the day – and sometimes the moment. I love teaching others and I love exploring by myself. I do know that interacting visually and otherwise with others is critical to me."

Ellie Ludvigsen

Ellie Ludvigsen moved from Colorado to Cambridge Maryland in 2017 to be closer to her grandson and h...
Cambridge, Maryland, United States

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Ellie Ludvigsen’s Location Cambridge, Maryland, United States

Ellie Ludvigsen’s Current Industry Photographic Impact

Ellie Ludvigsen’s Prior Industry Creative Pathways Photography | Jon A Yamamoto Photography | The Greater Castle Rock Art Guild | Creative Pathways | Nyc Dept Of Probation

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Photographic Impact

President

2016-06-01T00:00:00.000Z - Present

Creative Pathways Photography

Owner

2002-01-01T00:00:00.000Z - 2016-06-01T00:00:00.000Z

Jon A Yamamoto Photography

Co-Owner and CFO

2009-01-01T00:00:00.000Z - 2016-01-01T00:00:00.000Z

The Greater Castle Rock Art Guild

Past President

2012-10-01T00:00:00.000Z - 2015-01-01T00:00:00.000Z

Creative Pathways

Management Consultant

1995-03-01T00:00:00.000Z - 2009-12-01T00:00:00.000Z

Nyc Dept Of Probation

Director of Special Services

1984-01-01T00:00:00.000Z - 1992-01-01T00:00:00.000Z

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Ellie Ludvigsen is located at
Cambridge, Maryland, United States

Ellie Ludvigsen is a Ellie Ludvigsen moved from Colorado to Cambridge Maryland in 2017 to be closer to her grandson and her friends from her many years spent in NYC. She is loving the Eastern Shore experience although becoming one with humidity again is challenging. After two years of renovating a 100 year old house, she is finally able to spend more time with her photography. She is a member of the Main Street Gallery in Cambridge and shows her work there. Photography has been integral in her life since she was young. “Since the 1960’s my adventures using photography have run the gamut from the ridiculous to the absurd with a smattering of sublime. Before then, I was simply mind-boggled by the fact that my Brownie took such awesomely out-of-focus photos. Brownsville, Bed-Sty, Manhattan and South Bronx gang kids helped solidify my goal of telling one-photo stories and confirmed how powerful non-verbal communication is to both the artist and the viewer; people with brain injuries and other disconnected synapses (like my dyslexic brain) taught me how absolutely powerful visual communication can be in helping people manage and orient their lives; kids in Haiti, who had never seen themselves in a reflective surface, taught me the power and joy of photography in forming or changing self-image; photographing the elderly, who universally saw themselves as flawed, taught me- again – how to help people redefine themselves as beautiful and worthwhile – with stories to share. I continue finding joy, power, excitement and purpose – albeit mindless at times – in that extension of myself - my camera. Seeking the emotionally profound/technically spot-on image, however, is a lifelong journey that I will continue seeking to attain. I dither between being a better teacher or technical photographer, and whether I want to enjoy the exploration only by myself or with others. Honestly, it depends on the day – and sometimes the moment. I love teaching others and I love exploring by myself. I do know that interacting visually and otherwise with others is critical to me."

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Creative Pathways Photography | Jon A Yamamoto Photography | The Greater Castle Rock Art Guild | Creative Pathways | Nyc Dept Of Probation

Ellie Ludvigsen has the following professional experience:
Photographic Impact | Creative Pathways Photography | Jon A Yamamoto Photography | The Greater Castle Rock Art Guild | Creative Pathways | Nyc Dept Of Probation