I don't tend to use real pics as my wallpaper -- they tend to be too busy for me.
However, I always love seeing pictures like this, because I use them as gaming aids for my paper-n-pencil RPGs to set scenes in. I'm sure I'll be using this one, soon... :)
It's in Bella Vista (Santa Cruz, Bolivia). Really nice place to visit. Is near our National Park Amboro. You can visit the park been there. People is friendly, familiar and simple. This place is in a hotel, in the meadle of the jungle. I don't remeber the name, but if you go, only ask for Ghunter in Bella Vista. (in this small town, everyone knows Ghunter). We enjoy a lot been there, and made many friends.
Hey, you should try the following.
With the gimp or similar, color the white to alpha. Save the result as png.
Put the png file as wallpaper. As basckground color select #3B557C as color 1 and #990000 as color 2. With the mode option use the eliptic gradation. The picture become simply amazing ! Seem to become unreal, or something...
Thanks again for posting.
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I don't tend to use real pics as my wallpaper -- they tend to be too busy for me. However, I always love seeing pictures like this, because I use them as gaming aids for my paper-n-pencil RPGs to set scenes in. I'm sure I'll be using this one, soon... :)
...like paradise :-D Where are the seas filled with milk and honey and the fruit trees? ;-)
It's in Bella Vista (Santa Cruz, Bolivia). Really nice place to visit. Is near our National Park Amboro. You can visit the park been there. People is friendly, familiar and simple. This place is in a hotel, in the meadle of the jungle. I don't remeber the name, but if you go, only ask for Ghunter in Bella Vista. (in this small town, everyone knows Ghunter). We enjoy a lot been there, and made many friends.
Hey, you should try the following. With the gimp or similar, color the white to alpha. Save the result as png. Put the png file as wallpaper. As basckground color select #3B557C as color 1 and #990000 as color 2. With the mode option use the eliptic gradation. The picture become simply amazing ! Seem to become unreal, or something... Thanks again for posting.
Very nice, but it is a shame for the sky.