Robert Jones Photo

I am pleased to announce the release of my first book, Garish: Roadside Color Polaroids , published by Middlebrow Books. Garish is...

  Emily Tomlin, State Highway 30, Oslo, Minnesota, July 2012 I took this with my stalwart Rolleiflex SL-66, loaded with a roll of Agf...

Emily Elizabeth Tomlin, Winona, Minnesota, May 2012   This past month, I got back into the swing of photography.  I hadn...

Piedras Negras, Coahuila, Mexico, March 2001 I am pleased to announce my first solo photographic exhibition in nine years.  My pictorial se...

  Street scene, Lisbon, Portugal, November 1986 I took this photograph in Lisbon in November 1986, and never knew until now I took this. I...

  All selections from Tuğba Yüksel's series, "The Bus" Viewing a single print, or series of prints, by photographer Tuğba Y...

  Wool Growers' Restaurant Los Banos, California, October 2009 I began my series on the farmers of California's San Joaquin Valley ...

  Dam reservoir along the Rio Grande Presa La Amistad, Coahuila, Mexico, April 2001 The one thing I learned from A. Aubrey Bodine's spe...

  Parachute ride, Coney Island Brooklyn, New York, November 1988 I don't plan on dying like Eggleston, with more than 1,000 rolls of ex...

  Ciudad Acuña, Coahuila, Mexico, April, 2001 Great news!  I will be having my first one-man exhibit in nine years, at the Firehouse Galler...

  Hindenburg Memorial Lakehurst Naval Air Station, New Jersey, March 2004 This photograph is from, literally, the oldest roll of film I ev...

  U.S. Route 66, Landergin, Texas, November 1999 It's hard to believe that it has been more than twelve years ago that I began the seri...

 County Road 1, Ostrander, Minnesota, October 2011 You can't find 110 pocket camera film anymore, but I caught this photo - on a negati...

Off Interstate 37, Corpus Christi, Texas, May 2000 Rescanned the original negative at extremely fine resolution, and found beautiful nuanc...

U.S. Route 150, Fithian, Illinois, August 2011 I was so overwhelmed by the beauty of this grain elevator in Illinois that I previously on...

  Evan and Sarah wish you a blessed holiday season!

Portrait of Emily Tomlin, Rochester, Minnesota, November 2011 Or, this could be called film from the freezer, as I shot this photograph o...

Dairy Queen, U.S. Route 63, Stewartville, Minnesota, November 2011 It has been quite a long while since a film emulsion has excited me.  It...

  Trans-Canada Highway, near Lytton, British Columbia, Canada, July 2011 I am not, by training nor inclination, a nature photographer. Whe...

U.S. Route 87, Colfax County, New Mexico, February 2002 There is a story behind this memorial.  To be shared soon....  

  U.S. Route 63, Rochester, Minnesota, October 2011 A fun thing to do as a photographer, especially when I am bored, is to test film I'...

Painting of Kentucky Fried Chicken on U.S. Route 14, Rochester, Minnesota by artist Ali Sifuentes Often when I eat at a fast food restaura...

  U.S. Route 12, Oakdale, Wisconsin, September 2011 Not to sound like Andy Rooney, but Have You Ever Noticed that whereas the old independe...

Portrait of Daniel Raven Valdes, Santa Fe, New Mexico, March 2005 Copyright © 2005, Lori V. M. Montoya Bad news travels fast, but the sadd...

  Mahdi Choudhury's reimagining of a poster for Alfred Hitchcock's masterpiece, Vertigo Sometimes, a graphic so totally bowls me ov...

Trans-Canada Highway, outside Parkbeg, Saskatchewan August 2011 Shooting with my Polaroid Super Colorpack, I had left the focus ring set at...

  Tomatoes on conveyor belt to washer Ingomar Packing Facility, Los Banos, California, July 2011 It slices, it dices, look at that tomato!...

Cedarhof Restaurant Trans-Canada Highway, Wawa Ontario, Canada, August 2011 The first time I traveled the Trans-Canada Highway, in October ...

  Pixley Tire Shop, off State Highway 99 Pixley, California, July 2011 I always like to revisit places I've photographed before, partic...

Tomatoes and Vista of California's Coastal Mountains Huron, California, July 2011 Dear readers, my apologies for being "gone"...