by imaginepro | Jun 18, 2019 | design, high-stakes presentations, photography, presentation, presentation design, presentation development, presenting
What captures your attention? Check out how the principals of design are at play in Lucia’s photo. Susan says: This is a photo that Lucia and I have discussed many times. It may look quite innocent, but we have a strong disagreement about what is important here, what...
by imaginepro | Jun 14, 2019 | foto friday, photography
This is photo depicts Point of View with a bit of humor. At least, it makes me laugh. Two photographers on the beach, each seeing something of interest in opposite directions. But wait, where am I? What about my point of view? I noticed them and laughed as I lifted my...
by imaginepro | Jun 13, 2019 | design, high-stakes presentations, photography, presentation, presentation design, presenting, professional women, STEM, stories, storytelling, visuals in presentations, women in business
I attribute the success of this photo to the staying power of Hollywood’s 1930s and 40s Film Noir. Noir featured atmospheric crime-laden drama with a heavy emphasis on sexual tension: fog, darkness, betrayal, loneliness, fear. All these emotions are easy to feel in...
by imaginepro | May 31, 2019 | foto friday, photography
Today, I present to you, ‘love in the mist’ in black and white. These are some of my favorite flowers to be found in my yard. And they make exceptionally interesting subjects. Past Offerings You may recall that I’ve posted these flowers in the past, because they’re...
by imaginepro | May 10, 2019 | design, foto friday, photography
I chose black and white for this beautiful, colorful Orchid, because I wanted to make the design more visible by bringing out of lines and shapes. But my main focus was to create a chiaroscuro effect with minimal lighting, you know, a noir-like atmosphere. You may...
by imaginepro | May 7, 2019 | design, photography, presentation, presentation design, presentation development, presenting
The Principals of Design may seem esoteric or abstract to us non-designers, but the principal of repetition is undeniable and powerful in Lucia’s photograph. Susan says: This is an arresting photo for many reasons. The monochrome color scheme with weathered red...
