Photo Breakdown – Details, episodes & analysis

Ever wondered what happens behind the scenes of a magical beach proposal? Get ready for a heartwarming story that's as unexpected as it is inspiring. Perfect for anyone looking to learn more about the unique world of proposal photography!

Resources

• Pic-Time
• Insta 360 Go3S
• Proposal Photography

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Ever wonder if a budget-friendly lens can compete with a high-end alternative? In this episode, you’ll discover surprising insights into how Sigma’s latest 28-105mm lens stands against Canon’s 24-105mm lens.

Tune in as Scott Wyden Kivowitz explores the nuances of Sigma’s new 28-105mm DG DN Art lens compared to Canon’s popular 24-105mm lens. He breaks down the critical differences in image stabilization, weight, focal lengths, and focus distances, offering a comprehensive overview to help photographers make an informed decision. Whether you're a professional or a hobbyist, this episode sheds light on which lens might be better for your needs and budget.

Resources

• Sigma Lens
• Canon Lens (affiliate link)

Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk, Spider Holster, Think Tank Photo and Imagen for your continued support.

Hi, it's your host Scott Wyden Kivowitz back with another episode sharing the story behind one of my favorite photographs in my collection. This photograph is 1 of 20,000 photographs I made for a client (and then Karate instructor) for a book that was published. In this episode, I share the story behind a flying sidekick photo and how it was made, and why one wasn't used. Find the show notes and see the photo at photobreakdown.com

Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk, Spider Holster, Think Tank Photo and Imagen for your continued support.

Travel photography is Mitch Russo's excuse to get out of town, visit crazy, exotic places, and make art. On a normal day, Mitch is an entrepreneur, coach, and advisor to startups. As a CEO Advisor to several companies at the same time, Mitch participates in many different business types, solving many diverse types of problems in sales organizations, marketing, technology, systems, and HR. Mitch has also written top-selling business books like The Invisible Organization and Power Tribes. In this episode, Mitch shares the story and inspiration behind a Buddha Temple photo from Myanmar. Find the show notes and see the photo at photobreakdown.com

Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk, Spider Holster, Think Tank Photo and Imagen for your continued support.

David Rubin is a Dallas-based photographer specializing in Street Photography from around the world, especially Europe and Asia. He has had 4 exhibitions in Dallas at Zhens Music and Art Institute, where he also teaches photography for kids, hoping to inspire the same passion behind the camera. He has also shown twice in San Antonio during the city-wide Foto Septiembre as well as participating in numerous collectives. David has also held 2 exhibits in Paris, France where he continues to be a photographer of record for the Centre de Danse du Marias.

In this episode, David shares the story and inspiration behind one his street photographs from Paris.  Find the show notes and see the photo at photobreakdown.com

Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk, Spider Holster, Think Tank Photo and Imagen for your continued support.

Arnold has been an avid amateur photographer since the early 1980s. He worked with black and white and color negatives as well as slides. He had his own darkroom for color or black and white and after attending the Continuation of the Ansel Adams course at Yosemite in 1986. Arnold has attended a number of photo courses and trips throughout the years, but has been fortunate enough to travel with his camera to numerous great locations with his wife. Arnold is a retired physician/Radiologist who put photos on the old X-Ray film to create excellent quality black & white transparencies. Photography remains a passion in his life.

In this episode, Arnold shares the story and inspiration behind one his recent travel photographs from Tahiti.  Find the show notes and see the photo at photobreakdown.com

Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk, Spider Holster, Think Tank Photo and Imagen for your continued support.

James Maher is most known for his street photography and photography talks at conferences, articles at industry sites like Digital Photography School and Photofocus, and of course, his ebooks. But James has been a commercial photographer for many years, working with clients including Daily News, Tiffany & Co, and many other New York businesses and businesses around the world. 

In this episode, James shares the story behind one a project of his called Speedway and an interesting man named Mango.  Find the show notes and see the photo at photobreakdown.com

Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk, Spider Holster, Think Tank Photo and Imagen for your continued support.

Lauri Novak is an award-winning fine art photographer, mentor, and author based outside of Chicago. She has an eye for photographing architecture, traveling as much as possible, and just wandering in nature with her camera.  In this episode, Lauri shares the story behind one of her favorite recent architecture photographs.  Find the show notes and see the photo at photobreakdown.com

Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk, Spider Holster, Think Tank Photo and Imagen for your continued support.

Welcome to the first episode of Photo Breakdown, a podcast where I talk with a photographer sharing the story of a specific photograph, technique, or business win.

To kick things off, I share one of my favorite proposal photography photos in my portfolio.

Find the show notes and see the photo at photobreakdown.com

Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk, Spider Holster, Think Tank Photo and Imagen for your continued support.

Photo Breakdown is a podcast where I talk with a photographer sharing the story of a specific photograph, technique, or business win.

I'm your host, Scott Wyden Kivowitz and this is photo breakdown - let’s break it down...