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Twenty-four years ago Alex Ludden began experimenting with black and white techniques and discovering the magic of the darkroom. Since then Alex has presented his works at many art shows all over the United States.

Alex won The Kai Jorgenson Award for "After the Rain" at the Palm Springs Desert Museum Exhibition. Howard M. Fox, curator of contemporary art at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, judged the competition.

Alex's favorite subjects are found in the radiant rainbow of colors and the subtle textures created by dawn, dusk, and mist. These ambiances provide the backdrop for "Mystic Light," landscapes which share serenity and surreality, harmony and divergence, and nature's perfection and mistakes.

More than isolating a time or place, Alex identifies the life-force and spirit of his subjects and captures the feeling of a moment for future reflection and mutual enjoyment.

Born in Argentina, Alex has traveled the globe to bring the unique character and common splendor of diverse landscapes in his work. His travels include:

India, Mexico, Guatemala, Hong Kong, Brazil, China, Belize, Costa Rica, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, France, Italy, Ireland, Canada, Guatemala, Belgium, Argentina, England, Tahiti, Hawaii, Thailand ...

Alex's works frequently highlight the harmony of architecture with nature. His subjects are as varied as a still of castle rising skyward with mountains from fertile valleys to a video adventure tracing the footsteps of nineteenth century explorers uncovering majestic Mayan ruins.

Join Alex on a trip beyond the borders of photography as you enter the world of the unseen.

All you have to pack is your imagination.