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Summer Internship Program Closing Celebration and Final Presentations. by Jay Baker at Annapolis, MD.
Local student gives thesis presentation on the South American giant cave cockroach (Blaberus giganteus) as a primary decomposer of mammalian flesh. ❤️
Summer Internship Program Closing Celebration and Final Presentations. by Jay Baker at Annapolis, MD.
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Of the few presenters who use appropriate images (as opposed to clipart or bullet points-only slides), a large fraction doesn't highlight the main point of the image.
Here's an example of what I usually do: desaturate and darken the unimportant parts.
The photo I'm using is not my recommended way to show a magazine cover; I would generally scan it and present just the cover matted against black background. This photo of me holding a magazine was for a tweet about impulse shopping during lunchtime.
Even though it was meant for the internet, I still thought it a good idea to take the extra 5 minutes to edit this photo. Why? Because it's good practice to do things right even when it apparently wouldn't matter. Excellence is not an outcome, it's a trip at the very least, and mostly it's an attitude.
A master plan for the first Baptist Church in Kennesaw, Ga. This board was one of the first I did for CDH that really showed layering in the composition and layout of the graphics for presentation. The board is a simple layout but with the layering more information can be conveyed.
rendering & composition: Photoshop
3d work in Background: 3DMax
Summer Internship Program Closing Celebration and Final Presentations. by Jay Baker at Annapolis, MD.
Summer Internship Program Closing Celebration and Final Presentations. by Jay Baker at Annapolis, MD.
Finalists regional presentations had there chance to compete statewide. A good turnout. Andrew and Theresa took Gold. Congratulations on a great performance!
Outdoor Wood Concepts® lance un nouveau profilé pour bardage de façade : Free Willy...
On voit régulièrement des façades revêtues de planches rabotées fixées à distances régulières sur un lattis. C’est un système ouvert. Cela signifie que la pluie et l’humidité peuvent entrer en contact direct avec le pare-vapeur fixé derrière le bardage. En outre, lors du montage, des exigences particulières doivent être respectées pour parvenir à une pose parfaitement étanche.
Free Willy est un système fermé. D’un point de vue esthétique, l’aspect est le même qu’avec un système ouvert, mais la paroi est fermée grâce au système de rainures et languettes. Le bardage est muni d’une ligne fraisée qui permet à l’installateur de voir immédiatement où planter les clous pour qu’ils soient invisibles.
La ventilation d’un revêtement de façade en bois est essentielle. C’est pourquoi, tous les 30 cm, le bardage dispose d’ingénieuses ouvertures de ventilation invisibles. Ces ouvertures ne laissent pas pénétrer l’eau de pluie…
Free Willy est proposé en Western Red Cedar (cèdre rouge) abouté en longueurs de 3,05 et 6,10 m, de 40 mm d’épaisseur x 60 mm de large (recouvrement utile). Le cèdre rouge est une essence particulièrement stable et durable, idéale pour ce type d’application. Autres essences sur demande.
A success story presentation for Pohjolan Voima. www.pohjolanvoima.fi/layout/default/image/flash2/index2.html
presentation board for graduate architecture studio project:
"Ride PDX: an inhabited bridge, skate, and bmx park for Portland, Oregon"
Thom leads a presentation to my fellow online marketing pros in Blue Fountain Media's office
Update: Featured in this Lifehacker post about presenting an idea to your company lifehacker.com/5951748/how-to-steal-a-coworkers-idea-and-...
Also used in this blog post about presentations (in Japanese) norinoritakanori.blog90.fc2.com/blog-entry-166.html
And in this post about online marketing strategy www.techsling.com/2013/06/online-and-offline-marketing-ro...
And in this post about offline marketing strategy growmap.com/online-offline-marketing/comment-page-1/
Used in this post about using Press Releases as part of your online marketing strategy tipstobuildawebsite.com/press-release-most-lucrative-mark...
M.E.M. (Master of Engineering Management) candidate, Adam Danaher, makes his Engineering Management 390 project presentation.
Photo by Douglas Fraser