iPhone Wallpaper No. 13: Layered Ridges In Fog
Ridge behind ridge, each one paler than the last. Free iPhone wallpapers at 1320 × 2868, light and dark, each with a matched home-screen version.
Ridge behind ridge, each one paler than the last. Free iPhone wallpapers at 1320 × 2868, light and dark, each with a matched home-screen version.
Low water, first light, and a small world left behind in the rock. Free, in light and dark, at iPhone size.
Sandstone curved into a fist, and one clean shaft of light finding the floor. Free, in light and dark, at iPhone size.
A free iPhone wallpaper most mornings. Here are the measurements that keep the pipeline shipping one a day, and the four things that broke along the way.
One animal, deep water, and no reef clutter. Free iPhone wallpapers at 1320 × 2868, light and dark, each with a matched home-screen version.
Wet asphalt is the only reason a street at night is worth photographing, and rain gives you a second city upside down in it.
Documentary rather than decorative: a long lens on a real shoreline at dusk, with the glow doing all of the drama for you.
Frost fog does something rare: it flattens a forest into overlapping sheets of grey, so depth reads as tone instead of detail.
Sand at first light is a study in edges. Free iPhone wallpapers at 1320 × 2868, light and dark, each with a matched home-screen version.
Hard noon light is usually the enemy. Free iPhone wallpapers at 1320 × 2868, light and dark, each with a matched home-screen version.