Erika Larsen in National Geographic
January 26th, 2012 at 3:25 pm by AngusFiled under Erika Larsen
Erika Larsen’s photograph was featured as the 7th greatest image of 2011 in the “50 Greatest Pictures” special edition of National Geographic.
Erika Larsen’s photograph was featured as the 7th greatest image of 2011 in the “50 Greatest Pictures” special edition of National Geographic.
An interview with Erika Larsen was featured on The New York Times LENS Blog on January 19, 2012. Erika’s project, Sami: The People Who Walk With Reindeer, will be on exhibit at The Half King Gallery in NYC with an opening reception on Tuesday, January 24, 2012 at 7:30pm. The exhibit will run until March 13th.
Erika Larsen’s Sami project was featured as PDN’s Photo of the Day on January 17, 2012. ‘Sami: The People Who Walk With Reindeer’ will be on exhibit at The Half King Gallery in NYC with an opening reception on Tuesday, January 24, 2012 at 7:30pm.
Erika Larsen’s long term project – Sami: The People Who Walk With Reindeer – will be on exhibit at The Half King Gallery in NYC with an opening reception on Tuesday, January 24, 2012 at 7:30pm. The reception will feature a film screening and slide-show with a discussion moderated by Erika and Sarah Leen, senior photo editor at National Geographic Magazine. The exhibit will run until March 13th. Preview a short video of the work here.
Erika Larsen’s long term project on the Sami was featured in a 20-page story in the November 2011 issue of National Geographic. Check out her video on the National Geographic website!
Erika Larsen photographed the ‘A Taste for the Hunt’ feature for the October/November 2011 issue of Garden & Gun.
Video by Erika Larsen for Reader’s Digest. Edited by Michael Kasino of Redux Pictures.
Erika Larsen photographed a father who, inspired by his son, decided to take the SAT with him, for the April issue of Ladies’ Home Journal.
Erika Larsen photographed Melanie Driscoll of the National Audubon Society for the September 2010 issue of Real Simple.
Erika Larsen photographed the Louisiana wetlands for the Spring issue of OnEarth.