Email: anna@annacwatts.com
Phone: +1 802 495 8521
Languages: Spanish, English
Instagram: wattsanna_
Currently: Burlington, VT
Anna Watts is a documentary photographer focusing on the intersection of individual experience and broader systemic forces. Their editorial reporting spans immigration, climate, politics, and social inequity, approached with empathy and a foundation in long-form storytelling. In personal work, they explores themes of adolescence, grief, and memory — drawn to ambiguity and quiet, psychological spaces in between.
Select clients include The New York Times, The Washington Post, ESPN, The Guardian, Los Angeles Times, and The Wall Street Journal. They bring a trauma-informed approach to their practice, have completed adversarial reporting training with The New York Times, and are a graduate of the International Center of Photography’s Documentary Practice program. They are fluent in Spanish.
Born and raised in rural Vermont, they feel most at home in the mountains. Please send hiking recs.
Phone: +1 802 495 8521
Languages: Spanish, English
Instagram: wattsanna_
Currently: Burlington, VT
Anna Watts is a documentary photographer focusing on the intersection of individual experience and broader systemic forces. Their editorial reporting spans immigration, climate, politics, and social inequity, approached with empathy and a foundation in long-form storytelling. In personal work, they explores themes of adolescence, grief, and memory — drawn to ambiguity and quiet, psychological spaces in between.
Select clients include The New York Times, The Washington Post, ESPN, The Guardian, Los Angeles Times, and The Wall Street Journal. They bring a trauma-informed approach to their practice, have completed adversarial reporting training with The New York Times, and are a graduate of the International Center of Photography’s Documentary Practice program. They are fluent in Spanish.
Born and raised in rural Vermont, they feel most at home in the mountains. Please send hiking recs.
