For the past 11 years, Jason K. Powers has been a freelance photographer based in the Lakewood, Colorado area. He has covered a wide range of photography from weddings, modeling, headshots, sports, photojournalism, documentary, editorial, environmental portraiture and general portraiture. Jason has worked with clients from families, to major magazines, PR firms, modeling agencies, newspapers and more.

While in Colorado he covers all of the Colorado High School State Championships for the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA), as well as travels around Colorado for Brightroom, Inc, the largest sports photography company in the country, covering marathons, triathlons and other races for them, as well as the New York City Marathon – the largest full marathon in the world.  Some of his client list also includes missions organizations Pioneers and OMF International, founded by Hudson Taylor.

He is a graduate of the Art Institute of Colorado, and has served on administration with PhotoMission, Inc. (An international community of Christian photographers, now a major stock photography company).  In 2006 he co-founded the non-profit, North East India Project (NEIP), where he served as President. NEIP worked with remote tribal villages in the jungles of North East India helping them to become more self-sustaining.  Jason was among a small group of people who were the first foreigners to visit some of these places since the last 1800′s.

His first coffee table book, One Man’s Road – A Journey Into North East India is scheduled to be out in the Spring of 2012.  Jason’s love for travel, adventure and the remote areas of the world has shifted his focus to documentary and ethnographic photography work these days.  Some new projects in the making are taking him to the remote jungles and Himalayan mountain tribes of Arunachal Pradesh, India as well as to the inner city of Denver, Colorado’s hidden homeless population.  Be sure to keep a close eye on Jason and his next adventure!