Hi, I'm Jimmy Jones
An award winning, internationally published, professional freelance wildlife and nature photographer.
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Embracing Nature Gallery
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Most of my work is wildlife. Although I do other genres.
My preference is North American predators. The favorite being gray wolves. My love for wolves goes back to when I was a boy, I have always found them fascinating. Having shot at various locations, I have found the choice location for photographing wolves, grizzlies, and other large animals is Yellowstone.
Some of my publishing credits include:
National Geographic Television, Wolf Print Magazine / X-2 photo pg.24, Interview pg.28 & 29, Defenders Of Wildlife, National Geographic Children's Books, Endangered Species Coalition, Random House Publishing, Natural Resources Defense Council, Film Documentary"The Trouble With Wolves", Wolves of The Rockies, American Scientist Magazine, National Wolfwatcher Coalition, National Geographic "Book Talk", International Wolf Magazine /X-2, The 06 Legacy,
National Audubon Society, High Country News, Huffington Post, Indian Country Today, Newsy.com (online news), Spektrum der Wissenschaft (German Science Magazine), International Wolf Center, Center for Biological Diversity... Other publications include numerous conservation groups and organizations throughout the US and Europe, in addition to book and magazine publications in the US, Germany, Australia, and the UK.
I am self-taught and have been pursuing photography for about twenty-four years. It has become a passion of mine. For more on me, visit the About page.
Sit back and relax with your favorite drink and enjoy a slideshow or two... All slideshows are full screen!
NOTE:
** All photographs in this gallery are copyright protected and may not be copied, screen grabbed, clipped, or used in any way without written permission from Jimmy Jones Photography. **
All photographs in this gallery can be purchased thru this website by selecting the photo and clicking "Buy" in the upper right corner.
News: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
12/06/12
Yellowstone's '06 Female of the Lamar Canyon Pack is shot dead.
Shot by a hunter sixteen miles east of the park.
I have posted a gallery dedicated to her memory.
See story on my Blog.
News of this tragic event has made it to the New York Times:
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/09/science/earth/famous-wolf-is-killed-outside-yellowstone.html
My preference is North American predators. The favorite being gray wolves. My love for wolves goes back to when I was a boy, I have always found them fascinating. Having shot at various locations, I have found the choice location for photographing wolves, grizzlies, and other large animals is Yellowstone.
Some of my publishing credits include:
National Geographic Television, Wolf Print Magazine / X-2 photo pg.24, Interview pg.28 & 29, Defenders Of Wildlife, National Geographic Children's Books, Endangered Species Coalition, Random House Publishing, Natural Resources Defense Council, Film Documentary"The Trouble With Wolves", Wolves of The Rockies, American Scientist Magazine, National Wolfwatcher Coalition, National Geographic "Book Talk", International Wolf Magazine /X-2, The 06 Legacy,
National Audubon Society, High Country News, Huffington Post, Indian Country Today, Newsy.com (online news), Spektrum der Wissenschaft (German Science Magazine), International Wolf Center, Center for Biological Diversity... Other publications include numerous conservation groups and organizations throughout the US and Europe, in addition to book and magazine publications in the US, Germany, Australia, and the UK.
I am self-taught and have been pursuing photography for about twenty-four years. It has become a passion of mine. For more on me, visit the About page.
Sit back and relax with your favorite drink and enjoy a slideshow or two... All slideshows are full screen!
NOTE:
** All photographs in this gallery are copyright protected and may not be copied, screen grabbed, clipped, or used in any way without written permission from Jimmy Jones Photography. **
All photographs in this gallery can be purchased thru this website by selecting the photo and clicking "Buy" in the upper right corner.
News: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
12/06/12
Yellowstone's '06 Female of the Lamar Canyon Pack is shot dead.
Shot by a hunter sixteen miles east of the park.
I have posted a gallery dedicated to her memory.
See story on my Blog.
News of this tragic event has made it to the New York Times:
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/09/science/earth/famous-wolf-is-killed-outside-yellowstone.html
- If you are interested in Editorial License, please contact me via e-mail to discuss your needs.
Check out My Blog for more news and information!
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Books! - I have put together a collection of select photos from three galleries, and put them into two books.
- Photos from the Yellowstone Wolves and Wolf vs Bison galleries appear in:
- "The Wolves of Yellowstone" ~ A Pictorial Essay.
- Photos from the Portfolio gallery appear in:
- "Embracing Nature Wildlife Photography"
- Both books are available in two sizes, 13 x 11" and 10 x 8". They are hard cover and contain 77 color photographs. The Embracing Nature Wildlife Photography also comes in 10 x 8" soft cover. They can both be previewed and purchased online by clicking here.
Trip Reports:
- California Coast 9/12
- Yellowstone Winter 2012
- Yellowstone Winter 2011
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- Member:
- The 06' Legacy
- Yellowstone Association
- National Wildlife Federation
- Defenders of Wildlife
- National Geographic Society
- International Wolf Center
- NANPA (North American Nature Photography Association)
- Equipment:
- I use Canon cameras and lenses. I know not everyone is into the equipment side of photography, but for you gear heads who are, stop by My Gear for some shop talk.
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