Hi, this is Canon Explorer of Light Ken Scoot, and you're listening to the Petapixil Photography

podcast with Sharky James. Enjoy!

Welcome to the Petapixil Photography Podcast 122. The Chicago Cubs win the world series and prove good

photography matters. In this episode Chicago's papers prove the importance of good

photography.

Luminar is pretty darn awesome. The reason why Apple ditch the SD card slot, top photographer is out,

Universal search comes to Photoshop as users try not to fall asleep,

and an update on those foolish filmmakers in Yellowstone.

All that and more in episode 122 of the Petapixil Photography

Podcast.

Thank you so much, for opening the show. I greatly appreciate it brother.

Ken Scoot is a true craftsman having honed his skill in photography over the last four decades and this Phoenix-based

canon explorer of light creates stunning images that are truly awe-inspiring.

Ken teaches workshops and travels extensively throughout the world where he captures amazing photographs of the people and landscapes that he encounters.

Some of Ken's clients include the National Hot Rod Association, the United States Army, Sports Illustrated, Oakley, Epson, and Kodak just to name a few.

I especially love Ken's epic weather photos and his beautiful images of the Aurora Borealis, and I think you you would as well and I'd love for you to see them. To do that head on over to his website at k-s-K-L-U-T-E-T-E-D-T-C-E-D-C-T-C-E-T-C-T-E-T-C-T and I'd like to thank you all for joining us here in episode 122 of the

Petapixil Photography podcast. We appreciate you all so much and thank you all

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Okay with that I'm your host Sharkey James let's hit it. If you watched Game 7 of the World Series this year, wow, what an amazing game that was, right?

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