PixelatedImage Blog

July’s desktop wallpaper. Shot one morning heading up past Ruhengeri in Rwanda towards Imbabazi Orphanage. Had to stop, stare, find it difficult not to think of the relatively recent horrors as children, already up and working, walk by with machetes. Strange juxtapositions we live with in this world.

This one is 1280×853. Click the image for the full-sized image, then right-click to save. If you want a bigger one I’ve made one for my 30″ Cinema Display, so this oughta be big enough for you. Click here for the big one.

Happy Birthday, Mom. The rest of you; tomorrow’s Canada Day, so I’m taking the day off - as such it’ll be a no-blog Tuesday and I suggest you use it to celebrate the good things Canada has given to the world: maple syrup, insulin, basketball, beavers, and, the enduring comedy talent that leaves here in droves to live in Los Angeles. They may live there, but we still claim them. Not so with Celine Dion. Y’all can keep her.

June’s wallpaper. Shot in Quito, Ecuador. Clicking the image should bring up a full-sized image. Click the thumbnail and a full-sized (1280×853) image will open in a new window. Right clicking that should allow you to save it and make it a desktop wallpaper. Enjoy.

Last month I offered to start making these in a larger size if anyone wanted me to do so. I’ve still had no takers, so let me know.

May’s wallpaper. Shot just outside the houseboat in Kashmir on last year’s Lumen Dei trip. Clicking the image should bring up a full-sized image. Click the thumbnail and a full-sized (1280×853) image will open in a new window. Right clicking that should allow you to save it and make it a desktop wallpaper. It’s early this month, mostly in an attempt to wrap my head around the new blog functionality.

In the migration to the new blog earlier wallpapers have been deleted. Call them casualties of progress. I thought about keeping them, but then what kind of sicko wants old, out-of-date calendars? We don’t encourage that kind of aberrant behavior around here.

Speaking of Lumen Dei, there are now less than 150 days until we converge on Delhi. We have 1, possibly 2 remaining spaces - if you’ve been stalling, now’s the time. (Get the “what the heck is he talking about?” here: Lumen-Dei.com)

**If these are too small for you, leave a comment with your preferred screen resolution and I’ll start offering a larger one.