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How did Scott Kivowitz's Project 52 influence his photography style?
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From Scott Kivowitz0 votes
Hi, I’m Scott Kivowitz from ScottWyden.com. How can I help?
From what is shared on the site, Project 52 pushed Scott’s photography toward being more observant, consistent, and story driven.
- It encouraged noticing small, clever details in everyday scenes (like the “Spares” bowling photo or the Obey Records sign in Asbury Park).
- Shooting every week in different locations (New York City, Asbury Park, casual events, phone photos) broadened his comfort with varied light, subjects, and gear.
- The project also reinforced a habit of pairing images with short written reflections, tightening the connection between visual style and personal storytelling.
Is there a specific aspect of his style you are most curious about (composition, subject choice, editing, or something else)?
