The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 7月23日 09時01分

Erinn Springer’s (@springerinn) photographs of rural Wisconsin blend the warmth and intimacy of snapshots with the cold clarity of photojournalism, creating pictures that feel simultaneously casual and staged, familial yet almost anthropological. Her new book, “Dormant Season,” pays tribute to a patch of prairie that her family has called home for seven generations. “I think it’s very easy to go to the Midwest and portray a ‘Fargo’-esque, twisted, dark version of life,” she says. “But I hope people feel a familiarity and tenderness in the way I look at things there.” See more of her images at the link in our bio.

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