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[hellinvader]

these are wallpapers i used across my dual display. and of course i took those pictures. the landrover is mine, and the other subarus are my frds' any comments and critique are wellcome~

[Chunk]

Great shots and a nice format. Do you take out the centers so things line up right in the displays? How do you use the dual displays?

[jar_e]

Great idea for dual displays. Love the shots, especially the first one. Very neat idea!

Jared

[hellinvader]

thx jared and chunk, the 1st shot is actually the "towing join" cap shot with an AF Nikkor 28-85 1:3.5-4.5 @ marco mode. the following pic shown how i had my dual mon, the pic aline fairly well, at least not very noticble. i haf a 17" CRT and a 15" CRT. the 15" is for all the panels for PS and non graphical things such as msn...etc the larger screen is for more graphical stuff such as IE, image browser, PS...etc...and yea...my desk top is messy...been lazy cleaning it up...

[Mr Yuck]

This shot is cropped a bit tightly, part of the keyboard is cut off, the shot also seems somewhat busy but I understand that it's hard to make a workstation photogenic...sorry...couldnt resist

I really like the third shot, well composed and the colors are very pleasing to the eye.

The second one has awesome vivid colors, the only thing I see for improvement is try to get that shot without that subaru in the background, and maybe the curb.

The first shot I also like, it is composed well and would make a good dual screen desktop for a land rover fan.

[mjs1973]

Very cool idea for wall paper. I like the first shot the best out of the three. Not your typical Land Rover shot, that's for sure. I also like the third shot for the mysterious mood that it creates. Reminds me of a James Bond movie.

[hellinvader]

thx yuck and mjs. the WRX on the background of the 2nd pic is actually da WRX of the third pic, i wanted to show the contrast between my frd's CRAZY rally mod ver. and a normal street mod ver. ;) and yea~im a big landrover fan since i own a discovery~ . the 3rd shot was taken in a foggy night outside of the owner's house. since i didn't haf a tripod w/ me, i can only hold it for appox 1/2 sec, so can't make the bim standout as much as it could be...