Emma Lee
Photographer
Emma Lee has been a multimedia journalist and photo editor for WHYY since 2014. She is a veteran of the Trenton newspaper wars and has several awards for sports and feature photography. She began contributing to WHYY in January 2012.
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Kids get hands dirty digging for fossils from the age of dinosaurs
More than 1,000 people, many of them under 10 years old, descended into a mining pit in southern New Jersey on Saturday for a once-a-year ...
10 years ago
Pop-up performance kicks off Solstice in the City celebration [photos]
French street performers marched among the skateboarders at Paine’s Park Friday to promote the Kimmel Center’s Solstice in th ...
11 years ago
SS United States propeller saved from the scrap yard
A $120,000 donation from a cruise industry executive has saved the SS United States’ last propeller from the scrap yard. Jim ...
11 years ago
Young chess players compete at Seaport Museum
More than 200 children from 23 Philadelphia schools compete in a chess tournament at the Independence Seaport Museum. The game of ...
11 years ago
Share your images of Philadelphia in bloom [photos]
It was a long cold winter, but overnight it seems the city has burst into bloom, ignoring the usual sequence. Cherry blossoms and ...
11 years ago
Cherry Blossom Festival kicks off at Japanese House [photos]
The thunder of drums and the solemnity of a tea ceremony officially ushered in Philadelphia’s cherry blossom season at Fairmount Pa ...
11 years ago
Temple art school designs partnership with St. James students [photos]
For one morning, the basement of the Church of St. James the Less became a print shop. Four Temple graduate students helped 15 seventh gr ...
11 years ago
Rehabilitated bald eagle takes flight in New Jersey [photos]
New Jersey wildlife officials released a rehabilitated bald eagle at Winslow Wildlife Management Area in Camden County on Tuesday, but th ...
11 years ago
BalletX delights readers with pop-up performance at Chestnut Hill Library [photos]
It was an ordinary afternoon at the Chestnut Hill Library. School children studied together at round tables. Toddlers turned up for story ...
11 years ago
In search of the perfect aphrodisiac at the Italian Market [photos]
I visited Philadelphia’s Italian Market looking for something to give Valentine’s Day dinner a kick, but so many foods are th ...
11 years ago
Opera Philadelphia dancers teach students ‘language of flamenco’ [photos]
Performing arts students at Nueva Esperanza Academy in North Philadelphia were treated to lessons from some of the worlds greatest flamen ...
11 years ago
Ice carvers delight crowd with wintry sculptures at Mount Holly’s Fire & Ice festival [photos]
With seven minutes left in the competition, Gerald Ford held his 4-foot-long ice dolphin to a base delicately carved to look like a spray ...
11 years ago