Simon Jones is a fairly ordinary English sounding name that I share with many other Simon Jones's out there.

This website isn't my home on the web, instead this place (simonjones.info) is a kind of virtual store room where I tend to put things that I'll come back to at a later date. I might develop this space a little more, but there seems no need as my main website (simonjones.co.uk or .eu) already does a good enough job.

Having said that, I won't leave you completely marooned here. I'm not entirely sure how you came to find this site, but maybe you'll be curious enough to want to check out a couple more links? If not, then as my good friend Jeffrey once famously said after a dinner party, thanks for coming and thanks for going.

For the curious among you.
A question I'm often asked by people who look at my websites is: "What do you look like?" The answer is readily available in the form of a pictures page that seemed terribly narcissistic of me to create.

But why create all these websites?
Why not! I'm a web designer/photographer and I create sites and content for companies, corporations, charities and the such (using Apple Mac computers if you're curious). I didn't want to get to a stage where I hated my job, so I decided that in order to continue enjoying the web and this endless digital landscape, I had to create a place for me to be me. A place where I am the only person who tells me how this should look, feel and work. Without this little bit of space I might already have become one of the masses who drones on about how much I hate my job, and in effect therefore how much I hate my life.

Life is random.
As strange as it may seem to some, I actually enjoy hearing from people whom in 'ordinary life' I might not actually have met. I appreciate the randomness of the web, and the ability that it affords us to reach out and 'cross paths' with people around the world, people like you maybe.

I write, I blog, I take pictures, I produce internet radio shows (now known as podcasts), I make short films and I share all of this on the world wide web for you and anyone else to find and hopefully to enjoy.

So what more?
As I mentioned before, if you're really interested you should visit my main website and drill down through that. And as always, feel free to say hello anytime.

For more links and information about Simon Jones including
who he is, isn't and some of his more obscure work, click here.
This website is not hosted by 1and1 internet.