about us

A bright green Porsche race car parked on the side of a desert highway with a rocky hill in the background.

Our history & location

Our studio and showroom are located deep in the San Ramon Valley, set within the canyons on a decommissioned nike missile site. Surrounded by forest and hiking trails, the location offers a rare, quiet setting that elevates both the creative process and the vehicles we work with. The studio itself is purpose-built for cars, featuring controlled lighting and a clean, professional environment designed to showcase every detail.

JB Today Studios began as a father-and-son project rooted in storytelling. Long before cars became the focus, the work centered on photographing and filming marine wildlife and natural landscapes, building a patient, observant, and intentional approach behind the camera. That foundation continues to guide the studio’s work today.

Over time, it felt natural to bring that same mindset into the automotive world. Cars carry stories, character, and movement, and JB Today Studios is committed to capturing their craftsmanship, motion, and design with intention, so that every vehicle is seen exactly as it should be.

A person kneeling on the side of a road, taking a photo of a bright green sports car parked nearby, with a desert landscape and a mountain in the background.

From the founder

I’m Jon Burgess, and my goal with JB Today Studios is simple: to help cars be seen, remembered, and appreciated. Every vehicle has a story— whether it’s a rare collector’s piece, a daily driver, or a custom build— I aim to bring that story to life through photography and video.

Working with clients, I focus on creating imagery that feels intentional and authentic, whether it’s for documenting a car’s history, producing content for social media, or preparing a vehicle for sale. I handle every step of the process personally, from planning the shoot to the final edits, so that every car is showcased at its best without adding stress for the owner.

Our studio and showroom provide a controlled environment where every detail can be highlighted, but I also love capturing cars in their natural surroundings—on winding roads, among the canyons, or within the unique landscapes of the Bay Area. My approach is about detail, precision, and making each vehicle look as compelling on camera as it feels to the person behind the wheel.

What We Love to Sell

At JB Today Studios, we love cars with a story to tell. From carefully preserved classics to modern exotics and enthusiast favorites, we help owners present their vehicles to buyers who appreciate what makes them special.

Exotic & Performance Cars

We welcome exceptional cars from Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, Aston Martin, Lotus, and other performance marques. Whether you’re selling a low-mileage collector car or a favorite weekend driver, we’ll highlight the details, condition, and driving appeal that matter to enthusiasts.

Classic & Collector Cars

From prewar and postwar classics to ’60s and ’70s muscle cars and modern classics of the ’80s and ’90s, we love vehicles from every era. Ford, Chevrolet, Dodge, Plymouth, Pontiac, Buick, Cadillac, Mercedes-Benz, and Jaguar are just a few of the makes we welcome.

Japanese Enthusiast Cars

From the Mazda RX-7 and MX-5 Miata to the Toyota Supra, Nissan Skyline and Z, Honda S2000, Subaru WRX STI, and Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution, we know these cars have passionate communities of buyers. We’re excited to help show off both well-kept originals and distinctive builds.

Exotic & Performance

Classic & Collector

Japanese Enthusiast

Where can you find us?

We’re tucked deep in Bollinger Canyon, just off the main road in San Ramon. Because we’re slightly hidden within the business park, we’ve put together a quick video walkthrough to help guide you straight to our door. You can also enter our address directly into your GPS: 18120 Bollinger Canyon Rd, Unit 5, San Ramon, CA 94583. We look forward to welcoming you!

A map showing the layout of JB Today Studios, located at 18120 Bollinger Canyon Road, San Ramon, with surrounding trees and nearby buildings.