Scott Wyden Kivowitz
Scott Wyden Kivowitz is the Community Manager at Imagen. He’s a blogger, photographer, father, and educator. Scott is also the author of numerous books and a regular YouTuber. Scott is a storyteller with a camera and is commonly offering surprise proposal photography for his New Jersey clients. He enjoys traveling and capturing the beauty of the world with his camera. Scott believes in sharing his knowledge and educating in a straight and point easy-to-understand style.
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