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Crossing
I was digging through photos that I took in Munich and fond a few that I thought would make nice desktops. I was also thinking to myself that I should go out and shoot some minimal desktops, textures or really minimal photography of some sort. Those sorts of photos work so well for the concept of a desktop I think and are easily paired with multiple monitors and whatnot. You know, I would be happy to offer multi screen desktops but to be honest, I just like this simplified approach to offering photos as desktops and I think it would just confuse everything. Sorry, this has nothing to do with anything really. Just writing something here to have something here at least because I don’t have too much to say about the image this time around.
To download the desktop simply CLICK OR RIGHT CLICK HERE to download the attached zip and please, mind the terms of use, I would really appreciate that. Some photographers freak out about giving out their work this way or without a big huge watermark and to be honest, I often wonder about it but usually my desire to share simply outweighs my nervousness about people stealing my images. I trust people, maybe to much sometimes but… yep. Enjoy!
I really admire what you’re doing here, not just sharing high-resolution photographs (which are excellent) but doing so without obnoxious and pretentious watermarks.
I realize photographers are entitled to have their work protected by copyright, but I am astonished by how many will eagerly soil their own (often mediocre) work with efforts to cripple the experience of viewing it.
I stumbled upon your blog a week or two ago, and since that day I check your site daily and hope for new posts. I would also like to mention You Dissapear which I also check daily to discover new music.
You’re doing a great job and just keep them posts coming, on both sites ;-).
daragh- I appreciate it, i have always hated watermarks, just so ugly. I think my compromise of my tiny website stamp in the bottom right corner that most people probably dont see anyhow was a good way to handle it. I am aware its a risk but still, its just the digital age we live in and a side effect of it. So unless I find someone using an image obviously then I usually try and ignore it.
robbe, thanks for visiting! I post as often as I can and usually I like to post once a day on both sites at least but most often I do it when I have time. I hope to get a couple new things up today… Thanks again and I hope you continue to enjoy the site!