Clouds of Glory Wallpaper

Clouds of Glory Wallpaper

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The Clouds of Glory Wallpaper I created was derived from a recent photoshoot in Marietta, GA. It was a very nice day for taking pictures, and the clouds were casting light in a really incredible fashion. Some of my shots of the clouds show the light seeping through holes just a bit... although not quite enough for a really great effect.

After playing a bit with the color balance in photoshop, this is a wallpaper I created for you folks!

Available in the following resolutions on Wallpapers for Vista:

2560x1600 (Only available from this link!) - http://wallpapersforvista.com/images/wallp...ry2560x1600.jpg

* 1920x1200

* 1680x1050

* 1600x1200

* 1440x900

* 1280x1024

* 1280x800

* 1280x720

* 1152x864

* 1024x768

* 800x600

#466845

Danm every wall you post is better than the last, :D

#466854

Hmm, you wouldn't happen to still have the source to create a native 2560x1600 version would you?

Such a beauty, I don't want to upscale and lose quality :)

#466857

Dang Venom, you must have quite the monitor :P

I shoot in RAW, and I can go much, much larger than that. I think it will be a bit more noisy at that resolution, but let me see what I can do for ya.

I'd post at that resolution on Wallpapers for Vista, but it's a brand new site, and it doesn't generate the revenue to pay for those kinds of resources... yet.

Hopefully soon though!

#466861

Amazing wallpapers. All the pictures you take are awesome, keep like that! :) Those clouds remind me of God, somehow

#466868

There is now a 2560x1600 version of Clouds of Glory!

http://wallpapersforvista.com/images/wallp...ry2560x1600.jpg

It's really big. Wallpapers for Vista does not yet support this size wallpaper in the browser (only up to 1920x1200), but will sometime in the future.

#466879

Thanks a million mate, absolutely awesome wall :)

#466932

Great shot... must give raw a go myself.

#466934

RAW is good for post processing, and capturing quite a bit more pixel data. It's especially useful for altering things like White balance and color styles / exposure settings after taking a shot. I shoot with a Rebel XTi which can pump out something like 22x17 inch prints.

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