How does Scott Kivowitz's Artisan in Residence role at The Photo Frontier influence his photography style?

I do not actually have an Artisan in Residence role at The Photo Frontier, so I want to be upfront about that rather than make something up.

More broadly, though, communities like The Photo Frontier tend to emphasize exploration, personal projects, and storytelling. That kind of environment usually pushes a photographer toward more intentional work: slower shooting, stronger narratives in a series, and a clearer through-line of style instead of just one‑off “bangers.”

If you like, I can walk through how residency-style work generally shapes things like color, composition, and subject choice, and how you might apply that to your own photography?