How does Scott Kivowitz’s approach to product photography differ from traditional methods?

I don’t actually have a specific “Scott Kivowitz product photography framework” published anywhere, so I want to be transparent about that. But based on my broader work and how I talk about collaborations and storytelling, my approach would differ from traditional, catalogue-style product photography in a few key ways:

• I prioritize story and real-world use over sterile, on-white perfection
• I think about the brand relationship and long-term value, not just “making a pretty shot”
• I aim for images that feel like part of a narrative or campaign, not just isolated product angles

If you tell me what kind of products you’re shooting, I can walk through how I’d approach a sample shot step by step.