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Emily studied literature and film at Columbia University, where she gained the ability to craft stories with text as well as images. As a new media journalist, she tells stories in whichever medium suits them best. Her signature style infuses classical compositions with modern aesthetics to create compelling portrait and documentary photography. Interested in a variety of subjects, Emily’s work has appeared in Time, Newsweek, Time Out, Der Spiegel, The Week, The New York Post, and The Sydney Morning Herald. Her work has been published in four different continents. Her interest in the lives of those around her has led her to seek out work with Habitat for Humanity, Americorps, and other non-governmental organizations. Currently residing in New York City, she is a contributor to Corbis Images and continuously pursues freelance local and international assignments. Her complete resume is available for your viewing pleasure. For corporate, portrait and editorial pricing inquiries, reach her by email at Emily.Anne.Epstein[at]gmail.com She also designed this website. |
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| Newsweek, USA TIME, USA Der Spiegel, Germany The L Magazine, New York, NY La Nacion, Buenos Aires, Argentina Datum, Vienna, Austria The Sydney Morning Herald, Sydney, Australia TimeOut London, London, Great Britain F-Stop Magazine, USA TimeOut Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina The Argentimes, Buenos Aires, Argentina |
NY Post, New York, NY amNY, New York, NY Newsday, Long Island, NY The Chicago Tribune, Chicago, IL The Week, USA MediaBistro.com The Jersey Journal, Jersey City, NJ The Star-Ledger, Newark, NJ The West Side Spirit, NY InTheFray.com CW11.com |
“Emily is a smart, hard-working and talented photographer and writer.”
~ Reena Rose Sibayan, Photographer
“Emily’s style of working is a delight – she is fast, keen and efficient, and exceptionally quick to understand what is required and to act on it.”
~ Claire Rigby, Editor
“Emily possesses one of the most vital qualities needed by any freelancer: she has no qualms about working under a minimal level of supervision.”
~ Mark Rebindaine, Publisher
“Emily always came back with sparkling photos that not only told a story but showed a depth of observation.”
~ John Crittenden, Copy Editor
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