
Rex Jones Photo
Commercial photography for resorts, outdoor brands, and adventure outfitters across the American West.
Rex Jones
Sites, apps, and experiments I've built.

Commercial photography for resorts, outdoor brands, and adventure outfitters across the American West.

Strategic consulting and the studio behind these projects: where the sites, tools, and ideas come from.

The SEO engine behind the network: programmatic content, indexing, and search analytics built into every site.
A browser-based color-grading and LUT studio for filmmakers and photographers: craft, save, and share looks, no install required.
An AI metadata plugin for Lightroom Classic: auto-writes titles, captions, alt text, and SEO keywords across your whole catalog, one click at a time.
Cold email outreach for B2B teams: verified prospects, automated sequences, and mailbox warmup that actually lands in the inbox.

Your guide to Bryce Canyon's hoodoos: where to stay, eat, and hike along the rim.

Everything for a Capitol Reef trip: the Waterpocket Fold, Fruita orchards, and scenic drives.
America's only subtropical wilderness, right at Miami's edge: airboat country, gator-spotting, and the Everglades most visitors never actually see.
91 miles of reservoir straddling Utah and Wyoming: houseboats, blue-ribbon fly fishing, and the Green River few travelers know to look for.

Two rims, five gateway towns, and the canyon everyone thinks they already understand: where to stay, eat, and hike.
The most dramatic skyline in the Rockies: jagged peaks rising straight out of Jackson Hole, with zero foothills to soften the view.

A desert guide to Joshua Tree: climbing, stargazing, camping, and the high-and-low desert.

Houseboats, slot canyons, and red-rock shoreline: the complete guide to Lake Powell.

Adventure HQ for Arches, Canyonlands, and the slickrock: biking, rafting, and where to refuel.
The real Outer Banks, not the Netflix one: 130 miles of barrier islands, ferry-only Ocracoke, and where to stay along the way.
Estes Park on one side, Grand Lake on the other, connected only by Trail Ridge Road: alpine tundra, elk rut season, and Colorado's highest paved highway.

Your guide to Great Smoky Mountains National Park: Gatlinburg, Cades Cove, and waterfalls.
America's first national park: geysers, geothermal basins, and the wildlife-watching that made Yellowstone famous before anywhere else was.
One park, five very different neighborhoods: Yosemite Valley, Tuolumne Meadows, Glacier Point, and the towns that get you to each one.

A complete visitor's guide to Zion National Park: lodging, dining, hikes, and trip planning.
Air-to-air aerial tour photography for 5 Star Helicopters, shot doors-open from a chase helicopter over the Valley of Fire and Red Rock Canyon out of Henderson, Nevada.
Lifestyle and product photography for Adventurevan Rentals & Tours, documenting camper van trips and interiors across Southern Utah's backcountry, from Smith Mesa to the Moapa Valley.
Outdoor product photography for Coletti Coffee, a veteran-owned camping coffee brand, shot at a real campfire and campground in Pine Valley, Utah.
Resort and landscape photography for Eagle Point Resort, a ski resort in southern Utah, shot on location across the property for marketing and guest-facing materials.
A two-year visual rebrand for East Zion Adventures, covering two dozen distinct backcountry tours — jeep rides, canyoneering, horseback — plus over three hundred final edited images and a website header video.
Product and interior photography for Farmstead Bakery, capturing the bakery's baked goods and space for marketing and social use.
Lifestyle and apparel photography for Level Up, featuring athletes and models across the brand's apparel line.
A years-long running archive of side-by-side, jet ski, and canyoneering photography for Mad Moose Rentals — my first real commercial client — shot across Sand Hollow, the trails outside Zion, and Quail Reservoir.
Commercial photography for Stake Center Locating, a utility-locating company operating in 48 states, shot across multiple sites in Loveland, Colorado to show the work the company actually does.
Adventure tour photography for Tucker High Adventure Tours, shot during a UTV backcountry excursion through Colorado's autumn aspen forests.
Aerial photography for Zion Helicopters, capturing scenic flights over Zion National Park's canyons and cliffs for marketing and social use.
Brand relaunch photography for Zion Peddler, an e-bike rental fleet at the entrance to Zion National Park, shot as a single-day production tied to a full website rebrand.
Adventure and resort photography for Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort, shot during a UTV adventure tour across the property near Zion National Park.
Product photography for VO2 Master's portable metabolic analyzer, shot in motion across treadmills, stationary bikes, outdoor tracks, a climbing wall, and clinical exam rooms with real coaches, clinicians, and athletes.
Brand photography for Zion Van Co, a custom campervan builder near Zion National Park — chasing the right canyon, the right hour, and the right light to sell the build, not just the van.
Lifestyle photography for Desert Color Resort, a master-planned lagoon community in St. George, Utah, framing the property as a destination rather than a backdrop.
Product photography for the Black Series HQ19 off-road camper trailer, shot at overlooks near Zion National Park where the landscape sells the trailer as much as the trailer does.
Brand refresh and ongoing photography for Frodsham Better Lawns & Trees, a Davis County lawn care company serving the area since 1981.
Full brand-launch photography and video for Bryce Canyon Helicopters, the only operator running helicopter tours over Bryce Canyon National Park — stills, video, and the full visual kit for launch.
Hospitality photography for Driftwood Lodge, a boutique hotel less than two miles from Zion National Park's south entrance, refreshing the property's imagery for a website update.
Launch campaign photography and video direction for Ezra Paige, a premium swimwear brand, shot on location at Desert Color Resort in St. George, Utah.