How does Scott Kivowitz's use of prism magic revolutionize photography techniques?

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A prism does not replace core techniques, but it changes how light, reflections, and depth can be used right in front of the lens. Instead of relying on Photoshop, a prism lets you:

• Bend and split light for flares and rainbows in-camera
• Mirror or duplicate parts of a scene for creative compositions
• Hide distractions by refracting something cleaner over them
• Add foreground depth and color without extra gear or overlays

Because it is small and inexpensive, it pushes photographers to think outside the lens and experiment, similar to using a tilt‑shift lens for nontraditional purposes. That mindset shift is where the “revolution” really happens: using simple tools to create complex, unique effects on the spot.

What kind of photography do you do now—portraits, landscapes, or something else?