We all remember from English class the rule of Subject — Verb Agreement, which means you wouldn’t say “That book are great…” but rather “That book is great.” The same rule can be applied to photography, if we look at how the subject of the photo relates to the framing of the picture, what I call Subject — Frame Agreement.

The most common incident where we find this error is in distance. Being too far away from the subject does not make a good photograph. This does not mean that every picture has to be a real close headshot, it just means you have to pay attention to the background. Usually it is nice to include some of the surroundings, to give the image context, but you have to make a conscious decision that the background you are including is important. (more…)

Art is not decoration. Art should be used to attain your business goals. No matter what the industry, every job today requires exceptional creativity and imagination to get ahead, which is just one way art can work for you.

In business, one can spend countless hours researching the market, developing a product and hiring the right employees. Less time however, goes into planning the décor and appearance of the office. This may be because it might not seem a significant part in making a successful business. That is not the case. Design and décor play a very important and beneficial role in a business. (more…)