Echoes of the Pack
- Echoes of the Pack brings awareness to Arctic dogs, whose lives are rarely discussed or accurately represented
- Guadalupe shares this collection to reveal the beauty and importance of the remote corners of our planet and the unique animals that call it home. Her intention is that this book will stir empathy and conversation about this complex subject, and encourage thoughtful, compassionate care for these dogs
- The superb volume showcases approximately 145 black-and-white and color photographs of the Arctic sled dogs
- This title is produced with two different paper stocks, with texts printed on black paper, adding texture and definition to the volume
- For fans of exploration travel, animal photography, the Arctic, and thought-provoking photography
Created over three years in Baffin Island, Echoes of the Pack by photographer Guadalupe Laiz focuses on the Arctic dogs, the guardians and partners to the Inuit. Stationed farthest from town, where they live in prolonged isolation, tethered to the sea ice, these individuals are largely unseen and rarely photographed. Guadalupe’s stark and evocative black-and-white photographs and select color images are simple and direct, without drama or embellishment. Among the photographs are short, poetic texts written from Guadalupe’s perspective and from the imagined points of view of the dogs themselves—voices that reflect patience, labor, and presence. Echoes of the Pack brings visibility to a complex subject, shining a light on the Arctic dog, among the strongest and hardiest animals on the planet, who endures one of Earth’s harshest environments. It does so without judgment, and with respect for Inuit culture and leadership, fully acknowledging the history, hardship, and resilience of Inuit communities.
- Publisher
- Images Publishing
- ISBN
- 9781923094314
- Publish date
- 13th Oct 2026
- Binding
- Hardback
- Territory
- USA & Canada
- Size
- 11.02 in x 12.99 in
- Pages
- 256 Pages
- Illustrations
- 98 color, 47 b&w
- Name of series
- Guadalupe Laiz
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