Silverman Be Remarkable

Visual Narratives: People, Places, and Spaces. From a recent session for an firm. for JLG Architects

Photos by moi.

Project table is starting to fill up! (s) for business. Be Remarkable...get a Silverman!

Video —How to Look and Sound Your Best. Welcome to the era of . Hiring managers and recruiters are embracing virtual job interviews. They’ve realized live streaming is a great way for everyone to stay safe and quickly conduct interviews. Style: wardrobe, makeup, hair. Best Behaviors: look stronger and more confident. Technical Considerations: test the technology, background, composition, lighting. Read more here: https://www.silvermanberemarkable.com/News/20

How to Look Better When You Live Stream. https://www.silvermanberemarkable.com/News/15

When this crisis began, we were grateful to just connect with our colleagues using platforms like Zoom, Skype, Webex, and Teams. We didn't give much thought to how we appeared.

Now working from home has been transformed. Not only are people within companies meeting this way but we are now seeing sales presentations, committee meetings, project interviews, board meetings, and job interviews taking place this way. Meetings between lawyers, accountants, bankers, engineers, and their clients are now live streamed.

It's time to look more professional when you live stream.

Please check it out: This is an updated version of the article that was released a few days ago.

From a visit to the Museum in Los Angeles. Extraordinary design by an extraordinary architect, Richard Meier. Master of grid .

The LinkedIn crop. When I take , I usually provide my clients with 2 crops: 8x10 and square. The square crop is optimized to fit in the little round window LI provides for your profile photo. Your face is more prominent. It makes it much easier to see who you really are. The 8x10 crop is the classic portrait crop which is also different from the 4x6 image produced by most cameras. the 8x10 crop also places more emphasis on your head and shoulders by cropping out the mid-section. Be Remarkable: Get Silverman.

Making photos vs taking photos. Painstakingly removing 10 utility lines, a utility pole, and the reflections they made on this project in . For my client, Momentum Design Group assisted by Todd Donery.

In Your Space™ captured moments of people in business. From a recent for a group of . Visual Narratives: People, Places, and Spaces.

Making photos vs taking photos: A challenging project to create an image for a group of financial advisors. The goal was to make a photo of them laying in the snow. We set up the camera on my mast using the Tethertools cross bar to extend the camera from the mast. In post production, we extracted everyone from the carpet (no small task) and laid them on several Adobe Stock snow images. Visual Narratives: People, Places, and Spaces.