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19/09/2024

Ulrika Larsson and I are pleased that our photo story, 'Reefs of Hope—Bab El Mandeb Strait, Djibouti,' from the 7 Brothers expedition with the TRSC, received an Honourable Mention in the Professional: Editorial / Press, Environmental category in the International Photography Awards.

We thank the scientific team from the Transnational Red Sea Center behind the mission; we are honoured to be part of this team.

Awards page -
https://photoawards.com/winner/zoom.php?eid=8-1719758182-24
Gallery on our website with the full story -
https://www.lwimages.com/photo-story-reefs-of-hope

The mission took part in partnership with the Université de Djibouti, the Centre d'Etudes et de Recherche de Djibouti (CERD), the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development of Djibouti, and the Red Sea University in Port Sudan, and with the participation of six scientists from the Biological Geochemistry Laboratory (Prof Anders Meibom) and the Environmental Computational Science and Earth Observation Laboratory (Prof Devis Tuia) at EPFL - Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne.

13/09/2024

What a night of ocean celebration!

We are proud that Ulrika’s () work was recognised in the 2024 Ocean Photographer of the Year Awards - , and it’s impossible to imagine a more exclusive group of ocean photographers!
Being selected as finalist from 15000+ entries and having your work displayed at London’s Piccadilly Circus!

Congratulations to the overall and category winners!

08/09/2024

Won't make it to Copenhagen to visit the exhibition?
This is the next best thing! 👇

'Stories Trapped in Ice —Polar Observations', at Sören Kirkegaards Square - Black Diamond, Copenhagen.

Ulrika and Lukasz Larsson Warzecha and the European Space Agency (ESA) present a photography exhibition, 'Stories Trapped in Ice —Polar Observations', at Sören Kirkegaards Square - Black Diamond, Copenhagen. This spectacular exhibition is a visual journey

04/09/2024

Together with the European Space Agency (ESA) - - we are thrilled to announce opening of our photography exhibition, ‘Stories Trapped in Ice —Polar Observations’ at Sören Kirkegaards Square - Black Diamond, Copenhagen.

This spectacular exhibition is a visual journey through the latest polar research and climate change monitoring programs; it features award-winning photography and spectacular satellite imagery.

It’s a unique opportunity for the public, science enthusiasts, and scientists to engage with and learn about cutting-edge research and efforts to understand climate change.

A heartfelt thank you to the Royal Danish Library and BLOX for graciously hosting the exhibition. Their support has been invaluable in bringing this important event to the public. We also thank Copenhagen City Council and DTU—Technical University of Denmark for their generous assistance in making this exhibition a reality.

31/08/2024

Ulrika and I, together with the ESA - European Space Agency—are thrilled to announce our upcoming photography exhibition, 'Stories Trapped in Ice—Polar Observations', which will open at Sören Kirkegaards Square—Black Diamond, Copenhagen, on September 3, 2024.

This spectacular exhibition is a visual journey through the latest polar research and climate change monitoring programs; it features award-winning photography and spectacular satellite imagery. It's a unique opportunity for the public, science enthusiasts, and scientists to engage with and learn about cutting-edge research and efforts to understand climate change.

24/08/2024

A selection of our expedition and workshop images from Djibouti are on display along the Geneva Lake until the end of the month.

90 images presented on 30 stands featuring work by three photographers - Ulrika Larsson, Guilhem Banc-prandi, and Lukasz Larsson Warzecha - organised by the Transnational Red Sea Center and the Club Diplomatique de Genève.

An open-air photography exhibition, “Corals of the Red Sea—Bringing Science and Diplomacy Together for the Reefs of Hope,” features work by Ulrika Larsson, Lukasz Larsson Warzecha, and Guilhem Banc-Prandi. From the Gulf of Tadjourah to the Seven Brothers

16/08/2024

We are proud to announce that Ulrika is one of the finalists in the Ocean Photographer of the Year Awards 2024, organized by Oceanographic Magazine!
A few personal words from Ulrika and a short BTS video are in the link below. Enjoy!

We proudly announce that Ulrika Larsson is a finalist in the prestigious Ocean Photographer of the Year Award in the Human Connection Award: People & Planet Ocean Category.

04/07/2024

The ART & SCIENCE OF WATER exhibition is now open, featuring a selection of Ice Core portraits from the collection of the
'ICE CORE LIBRARY', Niels Bohr Institutet, Københavns Universitet - University of Copenhagen
Eastgrip - The East Greenland Ice-core Project

An outdoor photography exhibition, “Art & Science of Water,” pays homage to the sea and the water on our planet. A selection of ice core portraits from our 'Stories Trapped in Ice' project is displayed alongside the works of Christy Lee Rogers and L

04/06/2024

23/05/2024

We are represented by A-Speakers - International Speakers Bureau.
We are in good company among some of the most inspiring people on the planet!

Discover Lukasz & Ulrika Larsson: Keynote speakers inspiring sustainability through captivating visual narratives.

11/05/2024

Sverige - Wilderness on our doorstep!
A selection of our favourite images from Sweden.
🫶👇

Sverige - with a whopping 96 percent of uninhabited land, Sweden is practically synonymous with the outdoors.

01/03/2024

We proudly announce that the 'Ice Mines' picture was awarded the ALPINISM Category winner at the 34th Memorial Maria Luisa Awards.

Thank you to the judges, and congratulations to all the other photographers. The awards list reads like a who is who in outdoor adventure photography.

Special thanks to all the athletes -
Malc Kent, Nick Bullock, Neil Gresham, Lucho Birkner, Rebecca Dent

We proudly announce that the 'Ice Mines' picture (first one below) was awarded the ALPINISM Category winner at the 34th Memorial Maria Luisa Awards. Thank you to the judges, and congratulations to all the other photographers. The awards list reads like a