Phoenix Commercial Photographer Jason Koster blogs about anything commercial photography related.  I have been in the industry for quite a while and have noticed changes in anything from trends to technique. This will be a fun place to talk about some of the old school ways compared to how the industry is now.

I also plan to share some of my own challenges and discoveries I have run into along the way.

Polaroids from Phoenix commercial photographer Jason Koster's Burning Man portrait series.

Cover Story

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Polaroids from Phoenix commercial photographer Jason Koster's Burning Man portrait series.

Phoenix Drone Operator

Polaroids from Phoenix commercial photographer Jason Koster's Burning Man portrait series.

Orchid Tree Seed Pods

Polaroids from Phoenix commercial photographer Jason Koster's Burning Man portrait series.

Vintage Motorcycle

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Sound

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Above all, sound is not something I ever thought I would be…
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Action Photographer

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Action Video with Yamaha

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I have always had creativity in my genes. My grandfather was…
Editorial photography of homeless young woman sits on the ground with her backpack in a portrait box by Phoenix commercial photographer Jason Koster.

Portrait Box and homeless youth.

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People love look at my Natural Light Portraits. I created them…
Cherry picker in the street

ISO

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ISO can save your butt when you have the road closed off.…
Polaroids from Phoenix commercial photographer Jason Koster's Burning Man portrait series.

Polaroids!

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Polaroids from Burning Man There was a time when a 30 second…