About Jim Livingston
I’m Jim Livingston, a fine art photographer and storyteller creating both expressive landscape work and a long-term documentary project along America’s historic Route 66.
My photography ranges from quiet desert horizons and atmospheric landscapes to I Am Route 66, a growing portrait and storytelling archive capturing the people, places, and spirit of the Mother Road. Together, these bodies of work explore memory, identity, and the emotional landscape of the American experience.
If you choose to “buy me a coffee,” you’re helping support the real work behind the images — travel, time in the field, editing and archiving a massive photo collection, and preparing books, exhibitions, and publications that preserve these stories for the future.
No pressure — the work continues either way. But your support helps keep the camera moving and the archive growing.
My photography ranges from quiet desert horizons and atmospheric landscapes to I Am Route 66, a growing portrait and storytelling archive capturing the people, places, and spirit of the Mother Road. Together, these bodies of work explore memory, identity, and the emotional landscape of the American experience.
If you choose to “buy me a coffee,” you’re helping support the real work behind the images — travel, time in the field, editing and archiving a massive photo collection, and preparing books, exhibitions, and publications that preserve these stories for the future.
No pressure — the work continues either way. But your support helps keep the camera moving and the archive growing.
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