high contrast wallpapers
Posted: Fri May 18, 2007 7:18 pm
hi there!
i had a couple of moments today to make my own wall paper and i thought i'd share the results with you.
before you go ahead, please read the following:
i tend to hide all of my desktop icons, and use my desktop as a temp folder when i'm working (i.e. firefox, winrar and etc.. by default all download/extract to the desktop). i do this so that i am forced to clean up my mess every time i log on
also so i know which files i'm working on. once i'm finished i simply hit ctrl+a followed by delete and everything is nicly cleared.
taking account of the above i designed these wall papers to be high contrast, so for all of you who like to have their desktop packed with icons, these are probably not for you.
let me know what you think:
into the woods
roaring waves
rocky pair
these wall papers are in 4:3 ratio. (taken with hp5+1 stop, 17~35 2.8 nikkor, f100, coolscan 5ed)
hope you enjoy these,
tian
i had a couple of moments today to make my own wall paper and i thought i'd share the results with you.
before you go ahead, please read the following:
i tend to hide all of my desktop icons, and use my desktop as a temp folder when i'm working (i.e. firefox, winrar and etc.. by default all download/extract to the desktop). i do this so that i am forced to clean up my mess every time i log on
also so i know which files i'm working on. once i'm finished i simply hit ctrl+a followed by delete and everything is nicly cleared.taking account of the above i designed these wall papers to be high contrast, so for all of you who like to have their desktop packed with icons, these are probably not for you.
let me know what you think:
into the woods
roaring waves
rocky pair
these wall papers are in 4:3 ratio. (taken with hp5+1 stop, 17~35 2.8 nikkor, f100, coolscan 5ed)
hope you enjoy these,
tian
