For today I have for you an update for for the Wallpapers page with few new wallpapers specially formatted for the Surface pro. Seems these are quite popular :)
Download them all from the wallpapers page here.
Today’s photo is a bit less colorful that most of my other photos. No surprise there, as when I was taking it, it was snowing, and really heavily. There were no big snowflakes though, so you can’t really see it that much.
Funny thing, while typing this post, the T key on my keyboard just stopped working suddenly. For no apparent reason. This is the third keyboard in a matter of months I’m having problem with. This is getting so annoying :/
This is a three shot panorama, edited in Lightroom and Photoshop.
As more and more computer users and visitors to my blog use 4K monitors, I thought it was time to expand the offer of wallpapers on the blog. So starting today, you can find this new page here with 4K wallpapers, that you can download and use.
Same with other wallpapers available here, I will randomly add more to this page. So be sure to come back to get them :)
All wallpapers are free and can be distributed further, but link back to this site (of course only for personal use, no commercial use allowed without my permission).
Don’t forget to check out other available wallpapers:
As mentioned, these are all 4K wallpapers in 3840×2160 resolution. They are also in quite high-quality JPG files, so they all are about 4-9Mb in size. I would not download them on a very slow internet connection :)
Don’t forget to check out other available wallpapers:
I had one more shot of the New Years fireworks already edited, so how about we close up the first week of 2019 with it. I promise I won’t post another fireworks photo for a while now :)
This is a single exposure, edited in Lightroom and Photoshop.
I’m quite happy I went out to take photo when it started snowing two days ago. Already it’s more raining than snowing, so I don’t think the snow will stay for much longer. It’s all melting already.
This photo is a bit softer than I would like. The problem was a very strong force wind on top of the SNP bridge. I had problem even standing still there, as it would push on me so much. A lot of photo I took came out completely blurry as the wind moved the camera. But some are nice.
This is a three shot panorama, merged in Lightroom and then edited in Photoshop. You can see the photo I took few minutes before this one here.
And here are few details:
