By Scott Wyden Kivowitz
The podcast currently has 21 episodes available.
Ever wondered what drives photographers towards certain genres? Join Scott Wyden Kivowitz in this episode of "Photo Breakdown" as he uncovers the passion behind various photography styles and how they shape a photographer’s career.
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Ever thought about harnessing podcasting to bolster your photography business? In this episode, Scott Wyden Kivowitz breaks down his journey and shares invaluable tips on how you can start and build a podcast that resonates with your clientele.
"No matter the genre you're in within photography, you can have a podcast that is for your clients. It's just a matter of figuring out what will work."
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Ever feel stuck in a creative rut? Discover how movies and TV shows can become your unexpected muse. Whether you're aiming to create a podcast or simply learn to podcast better, this episode's insights on finding inspiration will resonate.
In this episode of Photo Breakdown, Scott Wyden Kivowitz explores the infinite sources of inspiration that photographers can tap into. While traditional methods like photography books remain valuable, Scott shares how the cinematography of movies and TV shows has recently become his main source of creative fuel. From the deep blues of "Ozark" to the nostalgic tones of "The Handmaid's Tale," Scott offers a fresh perspective on finding artistic inspiration in everyday entertainment.
“We get inspired in different ways. Some just from going for a walk. For me lately, it's been movies and TV shows—the more artistic ones—that really get me.”
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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!
"A moment of joy for everybody. Joy as well for the kindness that came from this couple. It was a really cool, really exciting day."
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Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Spider Holster, Think Tank Photo and Imagen for your continued support.
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.
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Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Spider Holster, Think Tank Photo and Imagen for your continued support.
Ever wondered about the hidden gems and controversies in the photography world? Join Scott Wyden Kivowitz as he redefines what it means to "break down" photography with fresh insights and engaging discussions!
In this episode, Scott Wyden Kivowitz explores a new direction for the Photo Breakdown podcast. Moving beyond just analyzing photos, Scott invites listeners to delve into hot topics and personal musings about the photography industry. From discussing the new cameras to considering the idea of short, topic-focused episodes, this episode is a trailblazer for things to come.
Head over to photobreakdown.com and let Scott know if you'd like to hear more thought-provoking photography discussions. Your insights will shape the future of Photo Breakdown!
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Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to 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 recent photographs in my collection. This photograph is special to me, especially as Father's Day and a birthday are coming up. In this episode, I share who, what, where, and why I made a photo of two gentlemen performing a Kata and in what is called a cat stance. Find the show notes and see the photo at photobreakdown.com
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Jamie Rose is co-Founder and COO of Momenta Group, LLC, which owns Momenta Workshops, Momenta Creative, and manages Wildfire Media, a nonprofit dedicated to documentary storytelling. Her early career was spent in the halls of power as a Press Corps photojournalist covering Capitol Hill and the White House, primarily as a long-term contract for The New York Times. Her passion for working with nonprofits led her to documentary coverage of humanitarian and health crisis in Africa, North and South America, and the Middle East. Her clients included organizations such as Doctors Without Borders, The Calvert Foundation, The Global Fund, and Physicians for Human Rights among others.
In this episode, Jamie Rose shares what went into a photograph from one of her workshop clients, Sarah Jane Holden. Jamie was the photo editor for this piece, and this conversation approaches it from that angle.
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 Spider Holster, Think Tank Photo and Imagen for your continued support.
Born in Los Angeles, Armando studied photography, architecture, and graphic design. The early ninety’s found him in Colorado where he worked in advertising, design, and publishing for the first 10 years. The last 18 years with his own company Mando-Matic, a photography, video, and retouching studio, has allowed Martinez to concentrate on the photographic image. An award-winning filmmaker, photo retouching artist, and photographer, he crafts photographs into new visions daily.
In this episode, Armando shares the story and inspiration behind a photograph of former Governor of Colorado, John Hickenlooper at a winery. What you learn about this photo might shock you.
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 Spider Holster, Think Tank Photo and Imagen for your continued support.
Everyone can learn a lesson from this story. At some point in their career, every photographer will be put into a situation that makes them feel uncomfortable, disrespected, degraded, and so on.
But today, I want to share a story with you, which was initially shared on Reddit and then made its rounds in mainstream news.
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Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Spider Holster, Think Tank Photo and Imagen for your continued support.
The podcast currently has 21 episodes available.