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Two of my interests are photography and public speaking, which is why I follow the blogs of Both Darren LaCroix , who won the world champion of public speaking in 2001, and Jared Polin (aka the Fro) , who is the most amazing photographer and teacher out of Philidophia. there’s always something more we can learn and I believe that deep down we all know that we should keep learning, studying and progressing as photographers and as people. MORE
I could also add the photographer to give him or her credit. People with visual disabilities may use a screen reader to read the screen to them. PowerPoint has features that work with screen readers and you can help to ensure that this experience is useful for people with visual disabilities. Accessibility is the concept of making any software more usable by people with disabilities. MORE
I’ll be there to photograph the event, provide free portraits (digital) to participants, and make the “Why I Relay” photos. On April 12, I’ll be in Spotsylvania donating my time and talent to the Relay For Life of Spotsylvania. It’s a good distance, but it’s part of my commitment to, no matter how much business I do or don’t have in a year, that I give to worthy causes like this. If you’re in the area, come join the fight against cancer. MORE
The next time a newspaper photographer takes your photo, remember the 8 things they hate: 1. Never tell the photographer whom to photograph. Usually, the photographer will oblige and take a few shots just to placate you, and then make a mental note that you're a real pain to deal with. Know-it-all photo subjects, usually amateur photographers, who think they know the correct angles, lighting and backdrops. The photographer doesn't tell you how to do your job. MORE
I forgot to bring my equipment photographs which would have gotten the point across to the manager immediately whether he spoke English or not. Have photographs of the equipment you need. I've talked about this tip before, but ran into the same situation again this month while doing a public speaking engagement in Morocco. The primary languages there are Arabic and French. Just arranging for an overhead projector was very difficult. MORE
Substituting an icon for a photograph isn’t a typical task. The Change Picture feature in PowerPoint is very powerful because it lets you substitute another picture but keep the most of formatting. You might want to change the picture because: You made a mistake and inserted the wrong picture. You’ve changed your mind and decided that another picture would work better. You duplicated a great slide and now just want to change the text and substitute another image. MORE
Hosted by Peter Legge and the photograph is from our evening at Joe & Rosalie Segal's. Just left the Speakers Roundtable meeting in Vancouver. Now packing the same fancy clothes for NSA! Here I am with Dan Maddux, Executive Director of the American Payroll Association. MORE
What’s so cool about these is that they’ve photographed each model (all named) in many positions so you can show changes of emotion or create an avatar and use it throughout a presentation. MORE
They are always simple, which can give them an advantage over a photograph which might contain extraneous content. That explains why you should crop photographs and remove their background when possible.). Most people use Pixabay for photographs, but the site also offers vector graphics. Iconography is hot in design now. Here is an example from one of my websites. The above icons are colorful and have some depth to them, but you often see icons that are flat and monochrome. MORE
With that said, I did receive some critical feedback from a then-friend & professional photographer from Frederick, MD. In our last conversation, he claimed I don’t think about exposure-related EXIF data because, as he put it, he’s a professional photographer and I’m not. No, I’m not a professional photographer. Yes, I am an amateur photographer. Yet, when it’s all said and done, I am a photographer. MORE
Uncategorized alec baldwin photographer punchAlec Baldwin has punched another journalist on the steps of city Hall. I say Baldwin should forget about ever running for Mayor. Instead, he should run for president! The Democrats have long been plagued with weak-willed namby-pamby politicians who seem to melt away the first time a conservative media figures shout “boo.” MORE
You can also create your own textured images by photographing water, stone, tree bark, sand, etc. You can create a background that changes colors when you change your theme’s color set. It’s really cool to watch. I’ve written about this before here , in an example that include a few objects on the slide. In this case, I wanted to show you a slightly different concept, which is a semi-transparent rectangle over a grayscale textured image. MORE
Seeing photographs of the venue also allows speakers to visualize themselves addressing the audience, much like athletes such as skiers who visualize themselves racing down the course before they actually do it. The photographs are helpful because they show the room from different angles and provide a good sense of the speaking area. So what insights can speakers glean from these photographs? According to the statistics on the first photograph, there are 430 seats. MORE
According to the people who made this creative work, they took 60,000 photographs, developed 9,600 prints and reshot 1,800 photos. But don’t worry, nobody is expecting you to take 60,000 photographs!). I recently rediscovered this brilliant—and it is brilliant—three-minute stop motion film commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Olympus PEN camera. I first came across it in 2009, the year in which it was released. MORE
Then he compiled the footage with our photographs to make this. We like photography. We also like fun, and Saturdays, and San Francisco, and sunshine. And we really like each other. Recently we went on a Photo Field Trip, and had the chance to enjoy all of these things, simultaneously. I know. Our assignment: Take photos of contrast. Or take photos of whatever you want. Joe went rogue (typical) and took video. Hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed ourselves that day. MORE
In PowerPoint 2010 and earlier, when you chose Insert > Clip Art, you could specify that you wanted only photographs. I just gave a webinar on upgrading to PowerPoint 2013, explaining all the new features and how to use them. During the webinar, I discussed 2 features that I realized are so hard to find that I really should share them with everyone. Find only photos. MORE
The posing took a while since this professional photographer Spencer Worthley was experimenting with a 1940s type camera his boss allowed him to use this weekend. Westerly, Rhode Island My hair was windswept from the ocean and my arms were weighted-down with a three-liter plastic bottle of diet cola and a plastic Starbucks cup. Hanging on my shoulder was my heavy laptop in my professional-woman attache case. MORE
This would be unethical because the speaker is preventing the audience from seeing the truth as presented in the entire photo and as the photographer photographed it. Ethics in Public Speaking I wrote this for the new edition of Essential Elements of Public Speaking, 7th edition (Hoboken, NJ: Pearson, 2021) but I thought it might be useful for any class in public speaking as a way of introducing the dimension of ethics and clarifying what is and what is not plagiarism. MORE
But where can you find images – photographs, logos, graphics – that illustrate your subject and match the theme of your presentation? In my previous posting, I discussed how to save, crop and resize image files. Google Image Search An obvious place to start is with a simple Google search and select ‘Images’ from the top menu bar. [.]. MORE
AP reports that this media property is laying off all photographers, saying readers prefer video content. Will this become a trend, putting photographers out on the street, along with journalists? Those in the visual arts might have figured they were sitting pretty, at least relatively. After all, both the web and mobile have become the platform for photos and video. Well, for Sun-Times Media, only the video is creating value. MORE
– Oded Wagenstein – Travel photographer and writer [link] under: General. A day without learning something new is a wasted one. General MORE
To me, there is still nothing like the still photograph to convey emotion and the significance of a particular moment. Obviously, photographs are not just for print. Ken Burns, for example, says that he views the photograph as the basic building block or DNA of his documentary film making. With that in mind, I'd like to point you to a 13-minute slideshow by Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Renée Byer. We all know the power of great photography. MORE
I am using professional photographs taken in the past 12 months. No member of the National Speakers Association speaks to as many people on a daily basis as does Karen Jacobsen. Her voice is one of the options on over 100 million GPS systems and 300 million smartphones. MORE
Duncan Davidson, a professional photographer at the O’Reilly tech conferences, has some great advice on how to look good on stage. He’s based this on his experience watching thousands of speakers over the years. Check out the growing list of comments which supplement the main article. I liked: …slowing down is a great thing to do. A [.]. MORE
Take a photograph of something that has a nice texture. Drag a rectangle across the slide so that it leaves a border around its edges, showing the textured photograph. Do you want an interesting background but fret that it is distracting from you message? One way to resolve this conflict is to use a textured background around the edges of your slides. Here’s an example. The slide provides the steps, but I’ll explain them in more detail. MORE
In the Daily Mail, Keith Griffith reports that a photographer: " unleashed the stricken dog from the pole and brought it out of the water.;" During Katrina, part of the tragedy was that many struggling to survive had to leave their animals. At the time, the shelters didn't allow pets. But, we lobbied and the FEMA policies changed.). Also, those being transported by bus from New Orleans to Houston couldn't bring their animals. MORE
TED, the technology/education/design conference, hires a photographer to capture its dynamic speakers, and James Duncan Davidson offers this "dear speakers" essay on everything from taking off your name tag to how to move effectively around the speaking space. MORE
If you want to use photos, come learn from Dick Durrance, one of the world’s top photographers who now uses that background to add impact as a professional speaker. He’ll show you how to better create or select photographs for your use. However, you’re not a professional photographer. with Dick Durrance. A speech or presentation is in part a visual experience for the audience. MORE
I have particularly noticed the effect of eyes in a photograph. I see lots of presentation files and have started to notice that when people start designing slides, they go into a formal mode that makes the presentation less personal — and less effective. The negative impact is especially pronounced when the presentation is put online, because the audience doesn’t see the presenter (although their might be narration). Some presentations cry out for a personal touch. MORE
I photographed them with my digital camera and uploaded the photo to my computer. A great way to emphasize and draw attention to an object on a slide is to circle it. Of course, the easy way is to insert a circle, and use the Appear or Fade entrance animation. Be sure to format the circle with no fill. I like to use a red outline and give it a weight of at least 2 pt. To format the circle, follow these steps: Right-click and choose Format Shape. MORE
Anthony Weiner struggled to explain how a picture of somebody’s bulging underwear briefly appeared on his Twitter account, claiming in a back-to-back string of interviews that he was clearly hacked — but hinting the photograph could have been an image of him. [link] [link] Rep. MORE
In it, Dave Paradi explains why photographs in a presentation can be more effective than reams of text when it comes to getting a message across to our audiences. Tags: PowerPoint Dave Paradi font size looking at pictures and text photographs I recently came across this short video. Dave uses an example from a presentation on which he worked. He shows the original slide that was full of text and the slide that he developed to replace it. MORE
Unlike plain text, a memorable photograph adds to a talk without distracting from the speaker. At a recent Toastmasters Club meeting Tevis encouraged us to appreciate the impact of adding pictures to PowerPoint presentations. It was obvious from the discussion that some Club members did not know the basics of how to find, save and manipulate [.]. MORE
The DailyMail indicates: " [This] will allow photographers to register work that they can license and then receive payment. Therefore, Kodak is enhancing its brand by providing photographers security for both their work and their income. When Don Draper from "Mad Men" was working on the Kodak account, he probably never envisioned the company would be involved in cryptocurrency. MORE
The next time a newspaper photographer takes your photo, remember the 8 things they hate: 1. Never tell the photographer whom to photograph. Usually, the photographer will oblige and take a few shots just to placate you, and then make a mental note that you're a real pain to deal with. Know-it-all photo subjects, usually amateur photographers, who think they know the correct angles, lighting and backdrops. The photographer doesn't tell you how to do your job. MORE
This site seems to attract more quality photographers and photographs than other sites I've visited, especially flickr. Lately, there's been a lot of noise in the photography community around 500px.com. This is another free (with upgrades available to those willing to pay) social photo sharing site that sort of fits between flickr and Smugmug. The big differentiator (at least for now) is the quality. MORE
In court, the young photographer said: “I am very, like, remorseful for what I did.&#. Tags: Speaker Support Trends conference managers conferences flipping burgers McDonalds nude phone photographs As if in response to this afternoon’s post on public apologies, this story popped up. A 21 year old McDonalds manager at a island resort conference took phone shots of her 48 year old room mate sleeping naked and showed them around the next morning. MORE
Here's a case of an iPhone app creating a new line of work for photographers. One photographer found, reports Lauren Indvik on Mashable , that "even the darkest and least remarkable photos are transformed into art with Instgram's and Camera+'s filters." " As a result, photographers are now "equipped" to take shots of people on the street. MORE
Ideally, every presenter would have a photographer on-hand to call whenever they need to create a new presentation. Unfortunately, most professionals aren’t lucky enough to have a photographer at their disposal, and many must turn to [.] MORE
New York Public Library Public Domain Images :: Over 700,000 photographs, maps, posters and prints including a collection of images of New York from the 1870s to the 1970s. Unsplash :: Stunning, high resolution images from contributing photographers. New Old Stock :: Vintage photographs from all over the world. Scary may be a good thing for Halloween decorations and theme park rides but certainly not for presentation slides. MORE
Go around your office and ask people if you can photograph them. A client of mine needed images of people to make his presentation come alive. But he couldn’t find the diversity he needed. And he’s in the field of education, which has many more females than males. I came up with 4 ways to find the people images you need. Take your own photos. That way, you’ll get a representative group. Usually, people are happy to oblige, but give them time to spruce themselves up! MORE
Fear of rejection because other photographers are better than me (guess what, no matter how good you are, somebody’s better than you). The other day, I read an article about Because I Said I Would. This gave me the swift kick in the rear end that I needed. For years, I told myself, “this is the year I start a business.” ” Yet it never happened. MORE
Photographer Related Topics Thoughts On Presenting And Design
DECEMBER 27, 2010
With that said, I did receive some critical feedback from a then-friend & professional photographer from Frederick, MD. In our last conversation, he claimed I don’t think about exposure-related EXIF data because, as he put it, he’s a professional photographer and I’m not. No, I’m not a professional photographer. Yes, I am an amateur photographer. Yet, when it’s all said and done, I am a photographer.
The Shy Speaker's Guide to Succes on Stage
FEBRUARY 4, 2014
Oded Wagenstein – Travel photographer and writerFiled under: General. General
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Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JANUARY 9, 2018
The DailyMail indicates: " [This] will allow photographers to register work that they can license and then receive payment. Therefore, Kodak is enhancing its brand by providing photographers security for both their work and their income. When Don Draper from "Mad Men" was working on the Kodak account, he probably never envisioned the company would be involved in cryptocurrency.
TJ Walker Interactive
JUNE 20, 2012
Uncategorized alec baldwin photographer punchAlec Baldwin has punched another journalist on the steps of city Hall. I say Baldwin should forget about ever running for Mayor. Instead, he should run for president! The Democrats have long been plagued with weak-willed namby-pamby politicians who seem to melt away the first time a conservative media figures shout “boo.”
TJ Walker Interactive
DECEMBER 3, 2012
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Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
AUGUST 27, 2017
In the Daily Mail, Keith Griffith reports that a photographer: " unleashed the stricken dog from the pole and brought it out of the water.;" During Katrina, part of the tragedy was that many struggling to survive had to leave their animals. At the time, the shelters didn't allow pets. But, we lobbied and the FEMA policies changed.). Also, those being transported by bus from New Orleans to Houston couldn't bring their animals.
Great Public Speaking
JANUARY 4, 2013
I forgot to bring my equipment photographs which would have gotten the point across to the manager immediately whether he spoke English or not. Have photographs of the equipment you need. I've talked about this tip before, but ran into the same situation again this month while doing a public speaking engagement in Morocco. The primary languages there are Arabic and French. Just arranging for an overhead projector was very difficult.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
SEPTEMBER 6, 2011
Here's a case of an iPhone app creating a new line of work for photographers. One photographer found, reports Lauren Indvik on Mashable , that "even the darkest and least remarkable photos are transformed into art with Instgram's and Camera+'s filters." " As a result, photographers are now "equipped" to take shots of people on the street.
Great Public Speaking
JUNE 18, 2010
The next time a newspaper photographer takes your photo, remember the 8 things they hate: 1. Never tell the photographer whom to photograph. Usually, the photographer will oblige and take a few shots just to placate you, and then make a mental note that you're a real pain to deal with. Know-it-all photo subjects, usually amateur photographers, who think they know the correct angles, lighting and backdrops. The photographer doesn't tell you how to do your job.
Great Public Speaking
MARCH 10, 2010
The next time a newspaper photographer takes your photo, remember the 8 things they hate: 1. Never tell the photographer whom to photograph. Usually, the photographer will oblige and take a few shots just to placate you, and then make a mental note that you're a real pain to deal with. Know-it-all photo subjects, usually amateur photographers, who think they know the correct angles, lighting and backdrops. The photographer doesn't tell you how to do your job.
Manner of Speaking
JULY 4, 2010
In it, Dave Paradi explains why photographs in a presentation can be more effective than reams of text when it comes to getting a message across to our audiences. Tags: PowerPoint Dave Paradi font size looking at pictures and text photographs I recently came across this short video. Dave uses an example from a presentation on which he worked. He shows the original slide that was full of text and the slide that he developed to replace it.
The Eloquent Woman
MARCH 8, 2009
TED, the technology/education/design conference, hires a photographer to capture its dynamic speakers, and James Duncan Davidson offers this "dear speakers" essay on everything from taking off your name tag to how to move effectively around the speaking space.
Pivotal Public Speaking
MAY 28, 2011
If you want to use photos, come learn from Dick Durrance, one of the world’s top photographers who now uses that background to add impact as a professional speaker. He’ll show you how to better create or select photographs for your use. However, you’re not a professional photographer. with Dick Durrance. A speech or presentation is in part a visual experience for the audience.
Duarte Blog
JANUARY 8, 2021
Ideally, every presenter would have a photographer on-hand to call whenever they need to create a new presentation. Unfortunately, most professionals aren’t lucky enough to have a photographer at their disposal, and many must turn to [.]
Can You Hear Me Up the Back?
SEPTEMBER 4, 2009
In court, the young photographer said: “I am very, like, remorseful for what I did.&#. Tags: Speaker Support Trends conference managers conferences flipping burgers McDonalds nude phone photographs As if in response to this afternoon’s post on public apologies, this story popped up. A 21 year old McDonalds manager at a island resort conference took phone shots of her 48 year old room mate sleeping naked and showed them around the next morning.
Thoughts On Presenting And Design
JULY 16, 2011
This site seems to attract more quality photographers and photographs than other sites I've visited, especially flickr. Lately, there's been a lot of noise in the photography community around 500px.com. This is another free (with upgrades available to those willing to pay) social photo sharing site that sort of fits between flickr and Smugmug. The big differentiator (at least for now) is the quality.
The Shy Speaker's Guide to Succes on Stage
FEBRUARY 4, 2014
– Oded Wagenstein – Travel photographer and writer [link] under: General. A day without learning something new is a wasted one. General
Thoughts On Presenting And Design
APRIL 6, 2014
I’ll be there to photograph the event, provide free portraits (digital) to participants, and make the “Why I Relay” photos. On April 12, I’ll be in Spotsylvania donating my time and talent to the Relay For Life of Spotsylvania. It’s a good distance, but it’s part of my commitment to, no matter how much business I do or don’t have in a year, that I give to worthy causes like this. If you’re in the area, come join the fight against cancer.
Professionally Speaking...
OCTOBER 25, 2016
New York Public Library Public Domain Images :: Over 700,000 photographs, maps, posters and prints including a collection of images of New York from the 1870s to the 1970s. Unsplash :: Stunning, high resolution images from contributing photographers. New Old Stock :: Vintage photographs from all over the world. Scary may be a good thing for Halloween decorations and theme park rides but certainly not for presentation slides.
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
SEPTEMBER 26, 2010
Unlike plain text, a memorable photograph adds to a talk without distracting from the speaker. At a recent Toastmasters Club meeting Tevis encouraged us to appreciate the impact of adding pictures to PowerPoint presentations. It was obvious from the discussion that some Club members did not know the basics of how to find, save and manipulate [.].
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
SEPTEMBER 26, 2010
But where can you find images – photographs, logos, graphics – that illustrate your subject and match the theme of your presentation? In my previous posting, I discussed how to save, crop and resize image files. Google Image Search An obvious place to start is with a simple Google search and select ‘Images’ from the top menu bar. [.].
The Communication Blog
AUGUST 21, 2020
This would be unethical because the speaker is preventing the audience from seeing the truth as presented in the entire photo and as the photographer photographed it. Ethics in Public Speaking I wrote this for the new edition of Essential Elements of Public Speaking, 7th edition (Hoboken, NJ: Pearson, 2021) but I thought it might be useful for any class in public speaking as a way of introducing the dimension of ethics and clarifying what is and what is not plagiarism.
Manner of Speaking
MARCH 24, 2012
According to the people who made this creative work, they took 60,000 photographs, developed 9,600 prints and reshot 1,800 photos. But don’t worry, nobody is expecting you to take 60,000 photographs!). I recently rediscovered this brilliant—and it is brilliant—three-minute stop motion film commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Olympus PEN camera. I first came across it in 2009, the year in which it was released.
PowerPoint Tips
FEBRUARY 14, 2013
Take a photograph of something that has a nice texture. Drag a rectangle across the slide so that it leaves a border around its edges, showing the textured photograph. Do you want an interesting background but fret that it is distracting from you message? One way to resolve this conflict is to use a textured background around the edges of your slides. Here’s an example. The slide provides the steps, but I’ll explain them in more detail.
Craig Strachan - Keep Talking!
JULY 4, 2012
Two of my interests are photography and public speaking, which is why I follow the blogs of Both Darren LaCroix , who won the world champion of public speaking in 2001, and Jared Polin (aka the Fro) , who is the most amazing photographer and teacher out of Philidophia. there’s always something more we can learn and I believe that deep down we all know that we should keep learning, studying and progressing as photographers and as people.
PowerPoint Tips
AUGUST 18, 2012
You can also create your own textured images by photographing water, stone, tree bark, sand, etc. You can create a background that changes colors when you change your theme’s color set. It’s really cool to watch. I’ve written about this before here , in an example that include a few objects on the slide. In this case, I wanted to show you a slightly different concept, which is a semi-transparent rectangle over a grayscale textured image.
Manner of Speaking
APRIL 11, 2011
Seeing photographs of the venue also allows speakers to visualize themselves addressing the audience, much like athletes such as skiers who visualize themselves racing down the course before they actually do it. The photographs are helpful because they show the room from different angles and provide a good sense of the speaking area. So what insights can speakers glean from these photographs? According to the statistics on the first photograph, there are 430 seats.
Thoughts On Presenting And Design
MARCH 22, 2014
Fear of rejection because other photographers are better than me (guess what, no matter how good you are, somebody’s better than you). The other day, I read an article about Because I Said I Would. This gave me the swift kick in the rear end that I needed. For years, I told myself, “this is the year I start a business.” ” Yet it never happened.
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
MARCH 13, 2009
Duncan Davidson, a professional photographer at the O’Reilly tech conferences, has some great advice on how to look good on stage. He’s based this on his experience watching thousands of speakers over the years. Check out the growing list of comments which supplement the main article. I liked: …slowing down is a great thing to do. A [.].
PowerPoint Tips
JULY 20, 2020
What’s so cool about these is that they’ve photographed each model (all named) in many positions so you can show changes of emotion or create an avatar and use it throughout a presentation.
Presentation Zen
APRIL 18, 2010
To me, there is still nothing like the still photograph to convey emotion and the significance of a particular moment. Obviously, photographs are not just for print. Ken Burns, for example, says that he views the photograph as the basic building block or DNA of his documentary film making. With that in mind, I'd like to point you to a 13-minute slideshow by Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Renée Byer. We all know the power of great photography.
PowerPoint Tips
NOVEMBER 8, 2015
They are always simple, which can give them an advantage over a photograph which might contain extraneous content. That explains why you should crop photographs and remove their background when possible.). Most people use Pixabay for photographs, but the site also offers vector graphics. Iconography is hot in design now. Here is an example from one of my websites. The above icons are colorful and have some depth to them, but you often see icons that are flat and monochrome.
PowerPoint Tips
MAY 24, 2019
I could also add the photographer to give him or her credit. People with visual disabilities may use a screen reader to read the screen to them. PowerPoint has features that work with screen readers and you can help to ensure that this experience is useful for people with visual disabilities. Accessibility is the concept of making any software more usable by people with disabilities.
PowerPoint Tips
JUNE 30, 2013
Go around your office and ask people if you can photograph them. A client of mine needed images of people to make his presentation come alive. But he couldn’t find the diversity he needed. And he’s in the field of education, which has many more females than males. I came up with 4 ways to find the people images you need. Take your own photos. That way, you’ll get a representative group. Usually, people are happy to oblige, but give them time to spruce themselves up!
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MAY 31, 2013
AP reports that this media property is laying off all photographers, saying readers prefer video content. Will this become a trend, putting photographers out on the street, along with journalists? Those in the visual arts might have figured they were sitting pretty, at least relatively. After all, both the web and mobile have become the platform for photos and video. Well, for Sun-Times Media, only the video is creating value.
PowerPoint Tips
OCTOBER 16, 2018
Substituting an icon for a photograph isn’t a typical task. The Change Picture feature in PowerPoint is very powerful because it lets you substitute another picture but keep the most of formatting. You might want to change the picture because: You made a mistake and inserted the wrong picture. You’ve changed your mind and decided that another picture would work better. You duplicated a great slide and now just want to change the text and substitute another image.
PowerPoint Tips
JUNE 1, 2019
I photographed them with my digital camera and uploaded the photo to my computer. A great way to emphasize and draw attention to an object on a slide is to circle it. Of course, the easy way is to insert a circle, and use the Appear or Fade entrance animation. Be sure to format the circle with no fill. I like to use a red outline and give it a weight of at least 2 pt. To format the circle, follow these steps: Right-click and choose Format Shape.
PowerPoint Tips
MAY 14, 2013
In PowerPoint 2010 and earlier, when you chose Insert > Clip Art, you could specify that you wanted only photographs. I just gave a webinar on upgrading to PowerPoint 2013, explaining all the new features and how to use them. During the webinar, I discussed 2 features that I realized are so hard to find that I really should share them with everyone. Find only photos.
Fripp THE Executive Speech Coach
JULY 13, 2010
Hosted by Peter Legge and the photograph is from our evening at Joe & Rosalie Segal's. Just left the Speakers Roundtable meeting in Vancouver. Now packing the same fancy clothes for NSA! Here I am with Dan Maddux, Executive Director of the American Payroll Association.
PowerPoint Tips
DECEMBER 11, 2011
I have particularly noticed the effect of eyes in a photograph. I see lots of presentation files and have started to notice that when people start designing slides, they go into a formal mode that makes the presentation less personal — and less effective. The negative impact is especially pronounced when the presentation is put online, because the audience doesn’t see the presenter (although their might be narration). Some presentations cry out for a personal touch.
TJ Walker Interactive
JUNE 2, 2011
Anthony Weiner struggled to explain how a picture of somebody’s bulging underwear briefly appeared on his Twitter account, claiming in a back-to-back string of interviews that he was clearly hacked — but hinting the photograph could have been an image of him. [link] [link] Rep.
Duarte Blog
JULY 1, 2011
Then he compiled the footage with our photographs to make this. We like photography. We also like fun, and Saturdays, and San Francisco, and sunshine. And we really like each other. Recently we went on a Photo Field Trip, and had the chance to enjoy all of these things, simultaneously. I know. Our assignment: Take photos of contrast. Or take photos of whatever you want. Joe went rogue (typical) and took video. Hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed ourselves that day.
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
MAY 3, 2015
I am using professional photographs taken in the past 12 months. No member of the National Speakers Association speaks to as many people on a daily basis as does Karen Jacobsen. Her voice is one of the options on over 100 million GPS systems and 300 million smartphones.
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