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How I set the X100T for portraits – full camera configuration and “secret extras” | Luca Rossini
tomen.de - TOMEN
I’m actually glad he did so, because after what now are ten months of using the X100T as my main camera for portraits and fashion I can say I found …
Why Organizations Don’t Learn
Harvard Business Review - Francesca Gino, Bradley Staats
Virtually all leaders believe that to stay competitive, their enterprises must learn and improve every day. But even companies revered for their dedication to continuous learning find it difficult to practice
3 Timeless Rules for Making Tough Decisions
Harvard Business Review - Peter Bregman
Jennifer Maravillas FOR HBR I perused the restaurant menu for several minutes, struggling with indecision, each item tempting me in a different way. Maybe I should order them all . . . Is this a silly
Settings for Great Black and White with the Fuji X100s - Part I
outdoorimagesfineart.com
Jun 10 2013 5 Minute Read Pages for Black and White with the Fuji X-Series Settings for Great Black and White with the Fuji X100s – Part I …
A Simple Secret to Better Street Photography
500px.com - 500px Blog
What separates ‘standard’ street photography—the kind of photo that only holds your attention for a moment before, poof, you’re on to the next …
3 Ways to Encourage Smarter Teamwork
Harvard Business Review - Jim Whitehurst
Business problems today are too big for any one person to solve. Agile teams are much more effective at solving problems than are lone geniuses. So why do we still reward the smartest people in the room
7 Things Leaders Do to Help People Change
Harvard Business Review - Jack Zenger, Joseph Folkman
Ever tried to change anyone’s behavior at work? It can be extremely frustrating. So often the effort produces an opposite result: rupturing the relationship, diminishing job performance, or causing the
What Is Strategy, Again?
Harvard Business Review - Andrea Ovans
If you read what Peter Drucker had to say about competition back in the late ’50s and early ‘60s, he really only talked about one thing: competition on price. He was hardly alone — that was evidently most
Why Talking About Strategy “Execution” Is Still Dangerous
Harvard Business Review - Roger L. Martin
Operational tough guys like to tease effete strategy types by voicing the claim that: “A mediocre strategy well-executed will always trump a great strategy poorly executed.” It’s a good sound bite, to
New Managers Need a Philosophy About How They’ll Lead
Harvard Business Review - Carol A. Walker
Being promoted to manager is a good sign you’ve been successful to date — however, the road from this point forward gets trickier to navigate. Your job is no longer just about getting the work done. You’re
How to Design an Agenda for an Effective Meeting
Harvard Business Review - Roger Schwarz
We’ve all been in meetings where participants are unprepared, people veer off-track, and the topics discussed are a waste of the team’s time. These problems — and others like it — stem from poor agenda
Question What You “Know” About Strategy
Harvard Business Review - Mark Chussil
Say you are competing in a fast-growing industry. How much do you care about profits versus market share? It’s a common rule of thumb that businesses should go for market share in fast-growing industries.
Health and Safety
Write a Resume Summary That'll Stop Recruiters in Their Tracks
Harvard Business Review - Jane Heifetz
How long will recruiters spend on your résumé before deciding to toss it in the recycle bin? Six seconds, says online job search site The Ladders. That’s about 20 to 30 words. So how do you write those
Employment
How to Manage People Who Are Smarter than You
Harvard Business Review - Rebecca Knight
The best managers hire smart people to work for them. But what if your direct reports are smarter than you? How do you manage people who have more experience or more knowledge? How do you coach them if
Identifying the Skills That Can Help You Change Careers
Harvard Business Review - Christopher Bowe
A lot of talented people grapple with the disruption of having to switch jobs or careers and figuring out how their current profession’s skills can be applied in a fulfilling new way. The good news is
How to Do Walking Meetings Right
Harvard Business Review - Russell Clayton, Christopher Thomas, Jack Smothers
Fran Melmed is the founder of context, a communication and change management consulting firm. She spends her days performing communication audits for organizations and meeting with clients. Sounds like
How to Know If You Talk Too Much
Harvard Business Review - Mark Goulston
You may have heard the saying, “When you’re in love, smoke gets in your eyes.” Well when you’re talking, smoke gets in your eyes and ears. Once you’re on a roll, it’s very easy to not notice that you’ve
When It’s OK to Ignore Feedback
Harvard Business Review - Dorie Clark
TOM EVERSLEY If we never listen to feedback, we’ll never improve. That’s certainly true, but in a world where everyone has an opinion (whether it’s about Hillary Clinton’s wardrobe or Ellen Pao’s leadership
Tough Love Performance Reviews, in 10 Minutes
Harvard Business Review - Mona Patel
There’s growing evidence that conventional performance reviews are not working. According to a CEB analysis, organizations can only improve employee performance 3% to 5% using standard performance management
How to Give Tough Feedback That Helps People Grow
Harvard Business Review - Monique Valcour
Over the years, I’ve asked hundreds of executive students what skills they believe are essential for leaders. “The ability to give tough feedback” comes up frequently. But what exactly is “tough feedback”?
Viewfinders
Fujifilm X100T Setup Guide
decisiveshot.com - John Barbiaux
Whether you’re shooting landscapes, family portraits, little kittens, or Street Photography you can set the X100T once and there are enough …
Fujifilm X100 Settings for portraiture
prophotonut.com
Here are the two distinctly different ways that I use my fujifilm X100 with firmware V2. Taken from my gallery of X100 portraits and featuring …
Photography Tips
10 Incredible Photography Tips & Tutorials from Pro Photographers
121clicks.com - Admin
We always love to hear some tips an advice from Professional Photographers. In this article, we have collected 10 incredible photography tutorials …
Five Tips for Improving Your Waterfall Photography
digital-photography-school.com
Perhaps there isn’t a more sought after and photographed subject than water. More specifically, waterfalls. When you really think about it, …
How High Contrast Black and White Can Simplify Your Photos
thephoblographer.com - Chris Gampat
Agfa APX 25 In the past couple of years, we’ve seen lots of use of black and white in both films and photos as a creative story telling element. While …
Photography Tips
Shooting from the Saddle Vol. 01: Tips
pedalingnowhere.com - Logan
16 bike photography tips from 6 great adventure cycling shooters ...The post Shooting from the Saddle Vol. 01: Tips appeared first on Pedaling …
How New Photographers Can Find Their Way
thephoblographer.com - Chris Gampat
Every photographer starts out brand new–fresh from the egg and just opening their eyes and not knowing a whole lot. And every photographer needs to …
Shutter Speed
Street Photography Tips for Beginners
photographylife.com
It is a very natural urge for photographers to document the swirling life around them. We often find ourselves drawn into, as observers, a number of …
City Space: Street Photography as Psychological Art
LensCulture
“Stark light, deep shadow and muted color are visual strategies I explore to describe the city. I use the city as a stage…” Photographs and text by Clarissa Bonet The urban space is striking. Its tall