I’m Erica, a curious observer of the world.

Based in Dallas, Texas, but available for work world-wide, I specialize in editorial, documentary, and commercial travel photography.

For as long as I can remember, I have been consumed by wanderlust. My deep desire to experience the world shapes the way I document it. I love the challenge of capturing a destination’s heartbeat, which lives in all the tiny, vibrant intricacies that most people overlook. Whether it’s the way the ice takes shape against the frigid water in Eastern Greenland, the wrinkles on the hands of master artisans in Oaxaca, or the colorful tiles that line the underside of balconies in Madrid, I take pride in stringing together the details to reveal the true essence of a place. My job as a storyteller—chasing natural light, color, and details with my camera as an extra limb—is one of my greatest honors and joys. My past experiences of living abroad and working as a flight attendant have helped me cultivate a business rooted in hospitality, communication, empathy, and adaptability.

I spend my free time volunteering with Big Brothers Big Sisters and Camp El Tesoro de la Vida, a grief camp for children that have experienced the death of a loved one. I love hot tea, collecting stamps in my National Parks passport, solo travel, and birding.

Work in the wild: Expedia, Netflix’s Queer Eye, The Washington Post, Wild Sam Magazine, Mexico in My Pocket, Great Expedition Company

Licensing available on Kintzing.