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Gabby Jones
Photographer
Gabby Jones is a documentary photographer based in Brooklyn, New York. She graduated from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University with a Bachelors degree in Photojournalism in 2017. Since her departure from school, Gabby’s grown her freelance clients to The New York Times, Bloomberg News, The Wall Street Journal, and Milk. Concurrently, she has worked as a Digital Technician for renowned interior photographer William Abranowicz.
Gabby uses photography as a means to show a different point of view in everyday scenes – visually straying from the ordinary while photographing the mundane. Whether it be youth culture or womanhood, Gabby dedicates herself to finding the beauty in often unflattering angles of life, chaos, and habitual routine that are usually overlooked. Gabby brings those stories to life through her work.
Gabby Jones
Photographer
Gabby Jones is a documentary photographer based in Brooklyn, New York. She graduated from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University with a Bachelors degree in Photojournalism in 2017. Since her departure from school, Gabby’s grown her freelance clients to The New York Times, Bloomberg News, The Wall Street Journal, and Milk. Concurrently, she has worked as a Digital Technician for renowned interior photographer William Abranowicz.
Gabby uses photography as a means to show a different point of view in everyday scenes – visually straying from the ordinary while photographing the mundane. Whether it be youth culture or womanhood, Gabby dedicates herself to finding the beauty in often unflattering angles of life, chaos, and habitual routine that are usually overlooked. Gabby brings those stories to life through her work.
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