In the ever-evolving world of photography, Ellen Denuto stands as a testament to the power of visual storytelling. Denuto has an extraordinary skill for harnessing light to shape the mood and atmosphere of each shot, bringing her subjects to life in a way that feels both authentic and cinematic.

The renowned photographer is known for her work as a founding member of the New Jersey Chapter of the American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP). A passionate advocate for photography’s power to help people find their voice, she regularly serves as a juror, guest speaker, and workshop leader for organizations like ASMP, Professional Photographers of America, and SOHO Photo, sharing her expertise with photographers of all ages.

Denuto began her career with studies in Art and Education and later worked with Agfa, Minolta, and Ilford, contributing to their publications and trade shows. Her photographic work has been featured in notable collections such as 100 New York Photographers, The Tao of Seeing, The World’s Greatest Black and White Photography, and Sensual Images. She also gained international recognition when her personal images were selected for The Image Bank’s collection, earning her exposure in magazines like FOTO, GRAPHIS, and Darkroom Photography.

Her work has been celebrated in exhibitions, including a prominent show at The Lever House Gallery, where critic Fred McDarrah of the Village Voice described her as “a brilliant punk fashion photographer to watch.” Denuto’s photograph of a transgender couple, Nick and Gigi, became the poster image for the AMERICAN VISION exhibition at NYU’s Washington Square Gallery.

Denuto has earned a distinguished reputation for capturing images that resonate with both beauty and emotional depth. She combines modern techniques with traditional black-and-white and color photography to create strong, evocative images. Through her work and teaching, she continues to inspire new generations of photographers to explore their creative potential and express their unique perspectives through the lens.

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