Featured Photographers |Visit Ludington Stock Photo
We feel privileged and proud to work with our featured photographers. These photographers have such artistic talent! Their beautiful photos will make you want to Visit Ludington soon… and return often. We thank them for capturing a multitude of Ludington’s gorgeous sunsets, wildlife, and scenic vistas, for everyone to enjoy.
Todd Reed has been recording Michigan scenes for 50 years. In 1967, Todd graduated from Ludington High School and then attended Northwestern Michigan College in Traverse City for two years, earning an Associate’s Degree. In the fall of 1969, Todd attended Michigan State University for two years and earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism. Todd spent the next 23 years as a journalist and photojournalist for the Ludington Daily News, where he earned dozens of industry awards for his news writing and his news and feature photographs portraying the beauty and telling the stories of everyday life in small towns and rural areas.
Brad Reed never planned on being a photographer, but growing up he always jumped at every chance to go on adventures with his dad throughout Mason County and West Michigan while Todd was working for the Ludington Daily News. Without a camera in his hand, Brad didn’t realize until he was an adult that he was learning to see the world in photographs. Brad also learned from watching his dad that extraordinary photography requires chasing the light, capturing the defining moment, and good people skills.
See all that the Reeds have to offer at Todd and Brad Reed Photography.
Steve Begnoche showcases the natural beauty of Michigan landscapes, nature and communities. With more than 40 years of making images as a news photographer, Begnoche has focused on the natural beauty around him since retiring from full-time news reporting and editing. Splitting his time between his home near Ludington and a cottage in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, Begnoche concentrates on west central lower Michigan and the eastern UP.
You can follow Steve’s photography on Facebook at American Coot Photography.
Craig Sterken spends a lot of his free time traveling the state of Michigan with his wife. Both natives to Michigan, they share a love of the outdoors and everything the great state of Michigan has to offer. Although all forms of photography are of interest to Sterken, landscape and nature photography are his real passion. You’ll find lots of landscape photos on his website that feature waterfalls, lighthouses, beaches, and more. Sterken’s favorite areas to photograph are anywhere along the shores of Lake Michigan or Lake Superior.
View more of Craig’s work at Craig Sterken Photography.
We are certain that you will see why our featured photographers are so popular. Please browse their photography throughout our Visit Ludington website, and follow the links to each photographer’s website or page to see more of their work.
The Music Heritage Trail will take you from Idlewild to Baldwin and from Scottville to Ludington as it explores the historic music scene!
In addition to thousands of book titles, the Mason County District Library’s Ludington and Scottville branches provide many free programs.
The fun doesn’t end when the sun goes down here in Ludington! Nightlife here includes festivals, cozy restaurants, and local performances.
The bronzed sculptures in Ludington’s 5-acre Waterfront Park sets it apart from other parks. The park is situated on the Lake Michigan inlet.
Arrive in Ludington by boat and dock at one of three marinas: Ludington Municipal Marina, Harbor View Marina, & Pere Pointe Village Marina.
The Ludington State Park holds multiple events for the whole family during the summer months. Don’t miss the live music and presentations!
The black-and-white striped, 112 foot lighthouse at the Ludington State Park stands proudly on the shores of Lake Michigan.
The Ludington State Park offers winter activities. With snowshoeing tours, cross country skiing, and natural beauty, it’s a winter paradise!
Dune Grass Concessions offers watercraft & bike rentals, concession food, ice cream, convenience items, State Park & Hamlin Lake souvenirs!
Water fun in the Ludington State Park! Float down the Big Sable River, paddle Hamlin Lake water trails, launch a pleasure boat, or swim!
The Ludington State Park trails are as varied as they are beautiful. Hike or bike 18 miles of eight marked trails with information kiosks.
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