Emma Beyn: BootsnAll Photojournalist
Emma Beyn
BootsnAll Photojournalist
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A Day at the Office |
Emma lives in the East Village of New York City. Here she spends a lot of time drinking coffee, reading about baseball, and procrastinating. She makes her living as a freelance writer, but considers herself a backpacker at heart.
During the summer months she leads cross country adventure holidays throughout North America and Canada. She also travels independently as much as possible. Introducing people to the most beautiful places in the world, both on paper and in person, is at Emma’s core.
She only wishes she was responsible enough to have a dog.
Feel free to email Emma at emmabeyn@yahoo.com. Click on her name below for links to all of Emma’s BootsnAll articles.
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