Craig D. Guillot: BootsnAll Photojournalist

Craig D. Guillot
BootsnAll Photojournalist



Craig Guillot
Craig Guillot is a freelance writer and photographer who currently resides in New Orleans. He has traveled extensively throughout Latin America and Asia and his work has been featured in numerous publications including Traveler’s Tales books, Transitions Abroad, Washington Post, Miami Herald, Dallas Morning News, Columbus Dispatch and the Times-Picayune (New Orleans). He credits BootsnAll.com as a pivotal starting point in his travel writing endeavors. You can read more about his work at www.craigguillot.com.


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