Desktop Friday: The Thirty Eighth

Each and every Friday I post a desktop wallpaper which I have taken personally on travels and outings with my Canon 350D. The wallpaper is sized at a resoultion of 2560×1600 pixels, big enough to be used on a 30 inch Apple Cinema Display, so no-one will miss out.

City Living

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Feel free to leave any comments or constructive criticism about this wallpaper below - it helps me grow and learn the art of photography. If you have suggestions for Desktop Friday, feel free to shoot me an email. Have a great weekend!

Download this weeks desktop wallpaper here. Want more? Check out the archives.

Comments

  1. #1

    Taufiq → www.stepin.wordpress.com

    Lovin’ this wallpaper so much… It’s already on my desktop!

    BTW, do you mind if I feature this wallpaper on my blog?

  2. #2

    Jon → www.theappleofmyi.com/blog

    Hi Glenn,

    I would crop it right down to include the nice square geometry of the building and the skk, and get rid of the black bush bottom right - it really distracts me.

    Hope all well.

    Jon

    PS iPod Touch ordered :-)

  3. #3

    Glenn Wolsey → www.glennwolsey.com

    Lovin’ this wallpaper so much… It’s already on my desktop!

    BTW, do you mind if I feature this wallpaper on my blog?

    Sure thing, go right ahead!

    Hi Glenn,

    I would crop it right down to include the nice square geometry of the building and the skk, and get rid of the black bush bottom right - it really distracts me.

    Hope all well.

    Jon

    PS iPod Touch ordered :-)

    Thanks for the suggestions Jon, going into Aperture to make the changes now. BTW: I ordered the 16GB touch earlier this evening too :-)

  4. #4

    Caitlyn Imburgo → www.alwaysg5.com

    Glenn, this is probably my favorite of all your Friday wallpapers so far. Great shot. :)

  5. #5

    Dustin Cook → homepage.mac.com/dustin.cook

    Framing! The cut off balconies and tree in the bottom right ruin it.

  6. #6

    Nathan → www.ishotimages.co.nz

    Glenn, I find the shadow at the bottom left of the building distracting but apart from that it’s pretty sweet

  7. #7

    Blair Beckwith

    I love the “looking upwards” instead of just straight on. It makes interesting shadows.

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