Desktop Wallpaper
COMING SOON! RedBull Air Race photos I've taken of the events at the spectacular Swan River in Perth.
It's been difficult to accomodate a range of modern screen sizes; so from the stats from a busy website I've decided to go with the most common screen resolutions of 1024x786 & 1280x1024. Next on the list I've chosen a popular widescreen format 1440x900.
I've been quite keen on photography of late so I'm going to upload many of my photos free to use as your desktop wallpaper.
For the curious; most of the photos have been taken with a Nikon DSLR.
Why free? In my work I'm paid for my product photography but this doesn't allow much experience with scenic and macro photography - so this site is my motivation to broaden my skill level.
Wallpapers are ©Rhizome New Media 2009. Images are free to use for non-commercial use. Any commercial use must be approved in writing. If you use my images for commercial use I will find out about it!! So for a small fee make it right and legal, thanks - and you'll get the original 10MPixel photo too!
Redbubble
Interested in a print or gift card of my photos? I've uploaded what I consider some of my best photos to 'MyBubble' on the Redbubble website. Click the icon below to view:
NOTE: to use as wallpaper right click on link, save as or set as desktop wallpaper or however your OS works!
CALENDAR: Check back about 5 days prior to the end of the month for the next month's calendar wallpaper.
Story Bridge - Brisbane early morning
This was taken from a 9th floor apartment at the Medina right near the Story Bridge in Brisbane at around 4:30am in the morning!
1280x1024 / 1440x900
1920x1200 pixels
Abstract Female Nude on Blue Background
Digital illustration in Photoshop.
1280x1024 pixels
1440x900 pixels
1920x1200 pixels
As an experiment I've cropped a portion as an iPhone wallpaper: 320x480px.
1024x786 / 1440x900
Some will recognise this as a take on the die cut blue monday 12" single cover design. This is really kudos to Peter Saville's 1983 record cover design for New Order.
