Creating frames using your presentation software can be done quite easily by just simply adding a thick white border to selected images, then followed by adding a shadow. Learn this and more in our Bite Idea series.

1. Bite Idea 001
Frame your images
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2. Very
often
we
copy
and
paste
images
from
our
hard
drive
(or
the
Internet)
into
our
presentations
without
making
any
enhancements
or
consider
if
they
look
their
best.
Putting
images
in
a
frame
can
make
them
look
better
thus
making
our
presentations
look
more
professional.
Creating
frames
using
your
presentation
software
can
be
done
quite
easily
by
just
simply
adding
a
thick
white
border
to
selected
images,
then
followed
by
adding
a
shadow.
We
can
also
use
the
frame
feature,
which
is
available
in
some
presentation
software,
to
get
the
same
effect.
Here
are
some
examples
of
the
before
and
after
results
of
framed
and
unframed
images.
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3. Before
Edmund Chan
Director of Marketing
Philart, Inc.
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4. After
Edmund Chan
Director of Marketing
Philart, Inc.
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5. Before
Orchids
from Singapore Botanic Gardens
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6. After
Orchids
from Singapore Botanic Gardens
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7. Before
Colorful
Birds
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8. After
Colorful
Birds
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9. www.stickyspy.com
Presentation Design > Coaching. Training. Consulting.
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@stickyspy
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