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This document provides tips for creating unique photo presentations. It discusses using photos that are relevant to your topic and having colors that complement your words. The first step is changing your background and selecting photos from your computer to apply. Applying photos repeatedly can create impact. The goal is to use photos purposefully to convey your message professionally and grab attention.
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Creatingpresentationswithphotos
- 1. Creating Unique Presentations With Your Photos By: Jeanine Jenkins
- 3. Yourself
- 4. Essence of your presentation
- 5. A great eye opener
- 7. The colors in a photo presentation should compliment your wording
- 11. Picture Selection On Your Computer
- 13. Applying A Photo “Repeatedly”
- 15. If you would like private tutoring on creating unique presentations or would like one created for you contact:
- 16. Jeanine Jenkins at http://www.wiziq.com/jeaninejenkins