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Monthly Archives: March 2022
Portrait vs Landscape – more than meets the eye [2100 views]
I have some theories about these modes – for example, cropping one into the other. I tried them out on the Monna Lisa and … read on!
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Tech Talks Don’t Have to be Boring; follow these simple rules. [3100 views]
Recently my PhD student gave a rehearsal of their 20 minute oral presentation. It was ok. Average. In other words, (seemingly) long, and boring. Like so many people’s technical talks. What can you do? What you can do is follow … Continue reading
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