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I like both of these. I’ll try them out as wallpaper and see if they work out. If not I will at least keep them in my linuxdaddy photo library!

Thanks for sharing; looks like you had a scenic place sometime during your trip!

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I went from Albuquerque on I40 to Blue Water then highway 371 to
Farmington in New Mexico. Here is 2 photos of the San Juan river
by Farmington and a shot of the Sandia Mountains taken from Macintosh.

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Ah, these are nice too and I just logged into antiX so I can get them and see how they look as wallpaper and retain all of them in ,y art collection.

Thanks!

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I put all of these from yesterday and today onto my live system and they look good, so I’ll save the persistent state AND also copy them to one of my other Picture folders on a regular system so I have them handy. Thanks!

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Here is one of the Manzano Mountains in central New Mexico.
also one of a black and white landscape.
And you’re welcome.

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I like these too, so I’ll add them to my @linuxdaddy: wallpaper collection; thanks!

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I have quite a few nice wallpaper images in my collection now, quite a few authored by our own @linuxdaddy:

Lots of good images. The ones that I use for wallpaper are generally medium to dark in tone, but that doesn’t mean that is all I enjoy viewing. I simply need fairly dark backgrounds and/or the backlight turned down so that my dry eyes don’t get overly irritated.

I continue to be very impressed with the artistic and photographic expertise of the participants in this topic; thank you all for your contributions!

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Thanks Brian,

It’s more of passion and talent than expertise. I have less than 3 yrs
experience with a DSLR camera and less than 1 yr editing photos. Here is
a couple of some Elm tree leaves here. But it is a blessing and a curse.
as I’m going partially blind in my left eye now.

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@linuxdaddy: I am sorry to hear about your eyesight. I’ve had cataract and retina surgery. Not sure if they are the cause or not, but the dry eyes affect what kind of backgrounds I am able to use. The leaves look nice and I love nature. Woods. Water. Beaches, etc. But I am no longer able to enjoy them fully, either in life or photography because of light sensitivity. I even put on TWO PAIR of sunglasses, a prescription pair and a “Terminator” wrap around pair to cut down the Bright light when I am outside.

I try to reduce screen brightness when I am using the computer.

I guess we’re both pieces of work when it comes to eyesight. Best wishes. Hopefully something can be done to save your sight.

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In my left eye is glaucoma and a cataract. my right is good so far though. guess
we can”t stay spring chickens forever right.

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@linuxdaddy, I wish you well.
I thank you for your beautiful photos and edits.

@linuxdaddy, eu desejo melhoras.
Eu agradeço por suas lindas fotos e edições.

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A big ? LikkMii on your post. can a moderator delete it as is off topic.
for this thread

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I discovered a flower growing out of our front sidewalk!

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confirmed antiX frugaler, since 2019

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nice Christophe,

Wonder what kind it is.
Here is one of a piece of wood I spotted.

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Ah, you did REALLY WELL with this one; nice foreground and background detail and color; definitely worth keeping.

Thanks again @linuxdaddy:

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