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A newsmagazine by and for the youth of Louisville

On the Record
A newsmagazine by and for the youth of Louisville

On the Record
Erica Fields

Erica Fields, Photo Editor

Erica Fields is senior Photo Editor for On the Record. She has a passion for telling comprehensive and compelling stories through photography and dreams of becoming a children’s therapist. When not looking for great photo opportunities, you can find her reading a new book or listening to one of her Spotify playlists.
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Fine Line- Performer balances on a tight rope at Venardos Circus. Photo by Erica Fields.

Photo story: Vernardo’s Circus

Words by Erica Fields
October 18, 2023
Big Top- The Venardos Circus sets up a tent on the waterfront on Oct. 5, 2023. Venardos has toured in Louisville for the past four years, spanning just short of two weeks each year. Photo by Erica Fields.

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Under the Spotlight

Under the Spotlight

Words by Erica Fields
February 23, 2023
Green Pickles At Panera Bread on Friday, April 15, Nancy Paradis explains the devices needed to combat Mallory’s cystic fibrosis, such as an acapella, or “green pickle,” a device used to shake the lungs in order to help remove mucus from the airways. Photo by Erica Fields.

[Photo] Owning Your Advocacy

Words by Kendall Geller, Emerson Jones, and Ari Eastman
August 17, 2022
Growing Distant. Jenna Shaps, 18, a senior at Kentucky Country Day, reflects on her family becoming less religious over the years at Bluedog Bakery and Cafe on Sunday, April 17. Photo by Erica Fields.

[Photo] Evolving Tradition

Words by Karlie Brockman
August 17, 2022
On July 4, 2022, dozens of Louisville protesters join Kayla Jaiden and the Party for Social Liberation’s (PSL Louisville) planned protest for reproductive rights near Baxter Avenue. Photo by Erica Fields

Louder Than The Fireworks

Words by Erica Fields
July 10, 2022
Sarah Kim, a 17 year old senior at Fern Creek High, Lin Trần, a 15 year old sophomore at duPont Manual High School, Thalia Thach, a 17 year old senior at North Oldham High School, Emily (Mimi) Cowherd, a 16 year old sophomore at Eastern High School, gather with items representative of their cultural background on Nov. 24th at Tom Sawyer Park. Sarah showcases the traditional Korean hanbok, Lin has on her Áo dài, “long shirt”, Thalia Thach wears her traditional Khmer dress, and Mimi in her qipao. Photo by Erica Barnes.

[Photo] Unconventionally Asian

Words by Lin Tran
December 20, 2021
Adeline Akayezu, 17, and Daelen Ratterman, 16, discuss their views and experiences on pronouns.

[Photo] Beyond The Binary

Words by Daelen Ratterman
December 3, 2021
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