Musings of a displaced Australian Photographer in Seattle, USA
The first of the month is rolling around again. 2011 is roaring past us without giving it a second thought. For those of us in the northern hemisphere, it’s the time of year where the flowers come back and the sun begins to shine again. It’s springtime! I couldn’t think of a better wallpaper to...
It’s the first day of March and that means that it’s a new month and time for a new wallpaper. This month features another image from Snoqualmie Pass. Recently, I posted an image of one of the mountains in the pass. I’m happy to reproduce (at least, part of) that mountain here on the blog...
Back at the beginning of January I posted my first post in my Workflow series and I thought it only fitting that for February, it should feature as my wallpaper for the month. Need a funky, urban desktop? Here you go! The wallpaper is available for download at 1280 X 800 or 2560 X 1600. Enjoy!
Well, better late than never. I got all caught up in the hoo-har of the new year that I forgot to set this up. I had the image picked and everyhing… whoops! Oh well, that’s how it goes sometimes. This month I’ve got a wintry wallpaper to share: Happy New Year to all! The wallpaper...
As always, even in times when I’m travelling, I can’t resist posting my monthly wallpaper. It’s just something I really enjoy doing. Each month I select an image that either I particularly like or has received a good online response and post calendarised wallpaper versions of them. For December, I’m happy to present my image...
I’m on the ball this month (as opposed to last month when I was a couple of days late – oops!) for this month’s wallpaper. It’s always a really fun process to select which image I make available for download as a wallpaper. I usually look at which image I’ve posted in the tailing month...
My wallpaper for this month features an image that received a very warm reception on twitter – the sun setting through an arch formed in rock in the Valley of Fire outside of Las Vegas, NV. It was one of the first images I posted upon return from photoshop world. I’m quite happy with how...
