August Wallpaper

What? You thought I forgot, didn't you? :)

I took this photo just this past weekend out at beautiful Cannon Beach, Oregon. You can't see it here, but to my left is Haystack Rock, and this whole area was the setting for the 80's movie "Goonies". The fog made photos challenging, but also provided a really cool effect. For you aspiring photographers out there, you'll notice I broke one of the unwritten photography rules about placing the horizon in the middle of your photo. But as all photography rules are made to be broken, I thought doing so gave this image good balance.

Oh, and the dog? That's my 1-year old Labrador, Boomer. Let's just say he enjoyed the ocean. And now, you can enjoy the free wallpaper!

July Wallpaper

If you've been following this blog, you know that I have pledged to share a new wallpaper each month featuring one of my images. Well, I'm a little late for July, but I thought this image from the previously blogged about Car Show was appropriate for this summer month. Enjoy!

Wallpaper for June

I promised I'd have a wallpaper every month to share for free, and I'm determined to keep my promise! All I ask is you leave a little comment on the blog or drop me a line if you like the image. Enjoy a little tilt-shift Vegas view for your desktop!

A Free Gift!

I've decided to start a new monthly feature on the blog that will (hopefully) directly benefit those that follow the blog regularly. Each month, I will post a link to a high-resolution image with that month's calendar embedded in it. Feel free to use this for your desktop wallpaper, if you so choose. Consider it my gift to you. My cousin Rick (over at http://organizeddoodles.blogspot.com) uses the phrase, "Share if you dare" and I like it! So do that... just send them to my blog to get the updates.

For this first month, I dug into the archives a bit... I was feeling a little tired of the rainy weather here in the Northwest and wanted some sunshine. This photo is from my 2005 trip to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. So since most of us aren't venturing back to Mexico for a while (thank you swine flu!), I thought I'd bring some of Mexico back to my blog readers. Enjoy!