You are looking through a magazine and a stunning portrait catches your eye. You sit there, look at the catch light, size, position, the softness of the light, the rest of the scene. You start to pick pieces of it a part. Some pieces you feel like you know, some you just can't figure out how it was done. And you start to think, "Could I ever shoot something like this?" Or is it just us? In this week's episode Mary & Kira dive into photo deconstruction and start not only dissecting how our favorite images are made, but what was the intent of the maker who was behind them? Why did they make the choices they did and how can we bring that intention into not only our own photography, but our businesses as a whole? This one goes deep and we hope you'll join us!

This episode was written and performed by Mary Fisk-Taylor and Kira Derryberry, produced by Kira Derryberry and edited by Joel North.