by imaginepro | Nov 19, 2015 | design, photography, seeing ideas, the mind's eye, Uncategorized
Discussions about theory or principles or ideas are often not very successful. Concepts without illustration or story can be ephemeral, confusing or dull. But use a story or a photo to illustrate your idea and your audience will be less likely to disengage and will... by imaginepro | Nov 18, 2015 | design, high-stakes presentations, presentation, presentation design, presenting, Uncategorized
This photo reveals a lot about the power of design. Here Lucia has played with the elements of design – balance, color, texture to give this photo clout. Let’s explore. Susan says, “Balance isn’t necessarily about perfect symmetry or blind lady... by imaginepro | Nov 17, 2015 | high-stakes presentations, photography, presentation, presenting, stories, storytelling
It is commonly agreed that you must include story in a presentation to make a connection to your audience. Presenters’ stories must be revealing, provocative and immersive to succeed. This sounds good, but now what? Susan says, “This presenting stuff can be pretty... by imaginepro | Nov 5, 2015 | design, high-stakes presentations, photography, presentation, presenting, seeing ideas, the mind's eye, Uncategorized
This photograph evokes a powerful emotional response. Let’s see why. Susan says, “I am certain that there are many possible responses to this photograph. Here are mine (possibly caused by our recent Halloween holiday). I see decay, neglect and despair in... by imaginepro | Nov 3, 2015 | design, high-stakes presentations, photography, presentation design
So many concepts are illustrated in this photograph that it is a nearly perfect lesson in design. Susan says, “Look carefully at Lucia’s wonderful photograph of the Oneonta Gorge waterfall just east of Portland and see which of the many elements of design...