Photo Breakdown

Join host Scott Wyden Kivowitz as he sheds light on the essentials of portrait lighting. In this episode, you'll discover how to achieve breathtaking portraits without the need for expensive equipment. Dive into the fascinating world of natural light and learn the art of one, two, and even three-light setups to take your photography skills to new heights."Mastering portrait lighting setups is an essential skill for photographers... by starting with the basics, you can create stunning portraits that capture the essence of your subjects."ResourcesTether ToolsProfotoWestcottReady to enhance your photography skills? Tune in now to learn how lighting can transform your portraits with practical tips and tricks from Scott Wyden Kivowitz! Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

Navigating the world of brand collaborations as a photographer isn't easy, especially with opportunistic offers lurking around every corner. How do you ensure it's a win-win for your creative business?Join Scott Wyden Kivowitz, your trusted guide, as he dives into the intricate landscape of brand collaboration and sponsorship in the photography industry."If you're in an email thread like this, do not give in. Hold your ground. You are worth more than a free product and commission."Discover more about building a successful podcast and learn how to start and grow your very own with each episode at Photo Breakdown. Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

Dive into the fascinating world of photography gear with Scott Wyden Kivowitz, as he unpacks his passion for camera accessories and why certain brands stand out. Discover the compelling reasons behind his loyalty to specific brands and what makes their products a photographer's dream.In this episode of Photo Breakdown, Scott Wyden Kivowitz shares his personal journey with camera equipment brands, focusing on Think Tank Photo. From the humble beginnings at a family-owned camera store to becoming one of the first US retailers to carry Think Tank products, Scott reveals the meticulous design and high-quality materials that have kept him loyal to the brand. He also touches on the sister brand, Mindshift Gear, and how it complements his photography needs."You're buying whatever bag or bags you buy from Think Tank once. And if you do like it and you have a problem, your problem's getting solved because no rhetoric, lifetime warranty. Win-win."Stay tuned for more episodes of Photo Breakdown as we continue to explore the world of photography. Don't forget to subscribe and leave us a review! Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

Join Scott Wyden Kivowitz, your host on Photo Breakdown, as he navigates the intriguing shift in the photography industry, sharing his journey in choosing the best memory cards that ensure the capture and safekeeping of your precious photos and videos.Scott explores how ProGrade became his go-to brand after corporate changes rocked the memory card industry. Discover why high-quality cards are essential for photographers, and hear firsthand about Scott's experiences that led him to leave behind well-known brands like Lexar and Sandisk in favor of ProGrade."A brand that did what was needed in 2017, when the two biggest brands in the memory card industry were both acquired, and ProGrade was born."Buy ProGrade directly from the company (preferred)Buy ProGrade from Amazon. As an affiliate of Amazon, I receive a small commission from your purchase through my link.Don’t miss this insightful journey into creating robust photography workflows! Ready to enhance your photography experience? Listen now! Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

Dive into the heart of the photography community with Scott Wyden Kivowitz as he discusses the unparalleled value of in-person events for photographers. Whether you're looking to build long-lasting relationships or learn new skills, this episode is a must-listen!Scott sheds light on the importance of in-person events for photographers. As trade show season kicks off, he explores how these gatherings provide unique opportunities for networking, learning, and community-building that virtual events can’t always match. From casual conversations to deep networking opportunities, Scott explains why you should consider attending events like Imaging USA, WPPI, and ShutterFest."You can meet people while standing in line for breakfast or lunch or dinner. And you could learn things that you may not have ever learned in a classroom environment at these events." Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

Wave goodbye to complicated email marketing! This episode of Photo Breakdown is a game-changer for photographers looking to streamline their email campaigns and grow their business.In this episode, I dig into why email marketing is a must for photographers. I share my extensive experience with various platforms and introduce Flodesk as the go-to tool for creating stunning, effective emails without the hassle. From beautiful templates to seamless integrations, learn how Flodesk can simplify your email marketing efforts and boost your business's growth."Flodesk is an email marketing platform designed with small businesses, like photographers, in mind. Its user-friendly interface and beautiful templates make designing painless."Start your free trial with Flodesk at https://flodesk.com/c/SCOTTWYDEN.Ready to elevate your email marketing game and build stronger relationships with your audience? Don't miss out.Read my blog articles about Flodesk here, including one about quizzes.Key Lessons:Learn why every photographer needs to incorporate email marketing into their business strategy.Discover the features and benefits that make Flodesk the ideal email marketing platform for photographers.Understand how Flodesk’s user-friendly interface and drag-and-drop editor simplify email campaign creation.Explore the vast library of professionally designed, customizable email templates that reflect your brand identity.Learn about Flodesk’s basic workflow automations and how you can integrate it with thousands of other software through Zapier for a seamless experience.Transform your email marketing with Flodesk! Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

Join me on “Photo Breakdown” where I dive into the world of photography awards. Learn why a seasoned professional, values but personally abstains from these accolades.I share my candid thoughts on the value of photography awards. While recognizing the benefits such as brand recognition, networking opportunities, and artistic growth, I explain why I personally chooses not to participate in these contests. I offer a unique perspective on valuing one's work without external accolades and emphasizes the importance of finding your personal satisfaction in the art form."My gut always tells me, if my heart's not in it, why am I gonna do it? And I just don't give a crap about submitting to awards! I know my own value and I know that my clients see my value."Read my article and watch my conversation with Jerry Ghionis here. Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

The Sunlitt app is transforming how photographers plan their photo sessions. Sunlitt is an app designed to simplify the planning process for photographers by focusing on light, sun, moon and shadows. "While I still love PhotoPills, I probably will wind up using Sunlitt for the majority of my planning when I need more simple planning."See my article and video about Sunlitt on my blog or YouTube. If you're excited about refining your photography skills with the right tools, don't miss this insightful episode. Subscribe to Photo Breakdown on your favorite podcast platform to stay updated with more tips and tools that can help you create a podcast and build engaging content around photography. Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

Ever wondered how a 58-year-old Mike Tyson fared against the young and brash Jake Paul in the boxing ring? Could this fight have lessons for your photography business that you didn’t anticipate?In this episode, Scott Wyden Kivowitz navigates the much-hyped bout between boxing legend Mike Tyson and YouTube sensation Jake Paul. Scott dissects the fight's dynamics and draws intriguing parallels to the world of photography. What can an uneventful, yet highly anticipated, fight teach us about staying relevant, attacking the market, and adopting new tools in your photography business? Tune in to find out.“In your business, in your photography, you have to attack. Don’t hesitate to adopt the tools you need to succeed.”Ready to stay ahead in the ever-evolving world of photography? Don’t miss this episode! Listen now and learn how to sharpen your business tactics, just like seasoned fighters adapting to their opponents. Subscribe to Photo Breakdown for more episodes that merge the art of photography with real-world insights. Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

Join me as I walk you through the meticulous preparation of my Nikon ZF camera for a high-stakes proposal session. If you're a photographer looking to enhance your gear setup for critical moments, this episode is a treasure trove of insights."An hour's worth of photos crammed into a minute— that's what proposal photography feels like. You need to be fast, efficient, and most importantly, prepared."ResourcesSpider HolsterHoldfast GearRose AnvilSubscribe to Photo Breakdown and keep learning how to elevate your photography. Episodes are packed with valuable tips that can help you make the most out of both your photography and podcasting journeys. Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

Discover how Apple AirTags and their alternatives can transform the way you safeguard your photography gear. I explore the versatility of Apple AirTags, discussing their utility for tracking everything from luggage to camera bags. I also share the new rechargeable Eufy Smart Track Card, which integrates with Apple’s Find My ecosystem. Whether you're a seasoned photographer looking to secure your gear or just starting to curious, this episode has something for you.Subscribe to Photo Breakdown for more expert tips on safeguarding your photography gear and innovative solutions. Don't miss any future episodes! Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

Curious about the latest buzz in the world of photography software? Join us in this episode as we dive into Apple's recent acquisition of Pixelmator and what it means for professional photographers.In this episode, I explore the implications of Apple's acquisition of Pixelmator, a popular photography and editing software. I discuss the prospects of a potential return of Apple Aperture and what this means for the future of Apple Photos. Whether the technology will be integrated directly into Apple Photos or if we might see a new version of Aperture. I also highlight other similar products developed by former Apple employees and sheds light on the evolving photography software landscape.PixelmatorGentleman CodersDon't miss this insightful episode about the potential future of Apple Photos and professional photography software. Subscribe to Photo Breakdown and stay updated with the latest trends and tech in photography! Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

Do you ever wonder what photographers really think about the latest gear, trends, and stories behind their favorite photos? Photo Breakdown takes you behind the lens and into the minds of today's top photographers, offering bite-sized episodes packed with insider insights, gear debates, and industry buzz.This is more than just photography. It's everything that makes photography tick. You're listening to Photo Breakdown.

Ready to dive deep into the world of photography without wading through endless ads and biases? This episode of Photo Breakdown offers a fresh take on photography news, blending insightful analysis with updates you won't find anywhere else.Join me as I navigate the latest developments in the photography world. Introducing a news segment that covers exciting updates in the photography industry. From ad-free memberships on popular photo sites to prestigious awards for renowned photographers, I provide a roundup that's sure to keep you engaged. Plus, learn about innovative gear announcements and changes on social media platforms that affect photographers.Resources:Petapixel MembershipInstagram QualityClyde ButcherTribex TripodAether JacketScottEVestDid you enjoy this new format of Photo Breakdown? Share your thoughts and feedback with me on social media by tagging @scottwyden. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review on your preferred podcasting platform to stay updated on future episodes. Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

Feeling overwhelmed by the ever-changing social media landscape? With many platforms, knowing where to focus your efforts can be game-changing for your photography business.In this episode, I will discuss the must-know strategies for navigating social media as a photographer in 2024.I answer the critical question on every photographer's mind: "Where should I spend my time on social media?" With platforms like Threads, Instagram, LinkedIn, and more vying for your attention, it’s crucial to understand where your clients are and how to focus your efforts efficiently. Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

Planning a family vacation and want to document it perfectly? It's time to elevate your travel photography game without lugging around heaps of gear. Learn how to pack smart and keep things light, capturing those special moments effortlessly."When you're traveling with family, keep it minimal. One camera, one lens, and you're good to go."Resources:Nikon Zf ReviewSpider HolsterGoProInsta Go 3SThink Tank Backstory 13Don't let heavy gear weigh you down. Listen in as I share how to pack smart and light for your next family vacation. Remember, a little preparation can go a long way in turning your travel snapshots into lasting memories! Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

Ever faced a camera crisis right in the middle of a job? In this episode of Photo Breakdown, I explore the unexpected camera mishaps that almost derailed photographers and offer insights on how to avoid them."Counterfeit batteries can be a disaster waiting to happen. Stick with trusted brands and always test your gear before heading out for a job."ResourcesSmallRig Dual ChargerSmallRig BatteriesThe Imagen CommunityReady to learn more about the do's and don'ts of photography gear? Subscribe to Photo Breakdown for insights that help you become a better photographer. Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

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."There are so many genres of photography. If you're photographing a genre that you don't love and you're not making money, then stop and find a different job. Photograph what you love to keep the passion alive."Download The Ambivert's Guide to Street Photography today. Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

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."ResourcesLearn to PodcastJersey Brands PodcastReady to jump into podcasting and create a podcast that speaks to your photography clients? Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

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.”Resources3 Mile PhotowalkPete SouzaGlen E. FriedmanAnsel AdamsFlak Photo Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

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." ResourcesPic-TimeInsta 360 Go3SProposal Photography Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk 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.ResourcesSigma LensCanon 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 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!Where Can I Comment?The following podcast players allow you to comment on individual episodes.SpotifyGoodPodsPodChaser Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk 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 Photo Breakdown does not currently have a sponsor, so I thought I would give a shoutout to partners of mine. Thank you to Flodesk and Imagen for your continued support.

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 Flodesk 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 Flodesk 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.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 and Imagen for your continued support.

Dave Wilson, who hails from Scotland but has now lived in Texas longer than the UK (despite what you may think from his accent), has been an avid photographer since his early teens. While he’ll point a camera at just about anything, his favorite subjects are landscapes, architecture, rodeo, and sport although portraiture is beginning to play a larger role in his photographic life these days. He writes software for a living but enjoys occasional photography commissions, shooting for the local newspapers, and licensing stock images to magazines. He is lucky enough to be credentialed photographer at Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin where he takes pictures of the University of Texas Longhorn Band while football goes on in the background.In this episode, Dave shares the story and inspiration behind a stunning HDR Panorama of the Taipei Skyline.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 and Imagen for your continued support.

Kendrix has had a love for cameras, both photo, and video, since a young child. After spending time in Atlanta as a personal photographer, he moved to Thailand in 2012. That's when he focused on travel photography and started Freedom of Photography to share some of the photos and stories from his travels. He mainly photographs landscapes but he also works with non-profits and NGOs to photograph their work and provide them with digital content.In this episode, Kendrix shares the story and inspiration behind a Muay Thai fight photo and the new techniques and tools he used to make it.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 and Imagen for your continued support.

Scott Diussa is a photographer, teacher, musician, and traveler. He is a graduate of the Southeast Center for Photographic Studies at Daytona Beach College in Florida with a degree in Commercial Photography. His first position out of school was teaching photography at the Disney Institute at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. From there he joined Nikon and held five positions over twenty years all centered around photographic education for photographers. Scott has taught thousands of photographers in the areas of concert photography, video and audio, basic photography, and travel photography. In this episode, Scott shares the story and inspiration behind a guitar product photo and the new techniques and tools he is trying. 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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...