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Here’s the March 2010 wallpaper in both 2560×1600 and 1280×853, shot en route to the Maasai Mara this past January. Apologies for the late posting, but what i lack in punctuality I make up for with, uh, pink.

Click the image above to get the small wallpaper, and HERE to get the large one. Enjoy!

Here’s the February 2010 wallpaper in both 2560×1600 and 1280×853, shot on the Maasai Mara this past January. I ran this through NiK Software’s fantastic Silver Efex and added a texture, which is a little out of the usual for me, but 2010 is the year for me to play and try new things. Sometimes they’ll work, other times not so much.

Be back from Senegal on Feb 13.

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Here’s the January 2010 wallpaper in both 2560×1600 and 1280×853, shot outside yet another monastery in northern Thailand this August.

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Here’s the December wallpapers in both 2560×1600 and 1280×853, shot in a secluded monastery in northern Thailand this August. Would have given anything to have a hand reach through those robes but the colour and texture still pulled my eye.

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Nearly missed the timing on this one. Here’s the November wallpapers in both 2560×1600 and 1280×853, shot in the Nubra Valley, India, not far from the Pakistan border this September. This dog showed up and if I’ve ever been tempted to bring an animal home with me, it was this morning. We named her Siberia.

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I woke up to rain and grey this morning. It reminded me of a photograph, one that one of my readers asked me to make into a wallpaper but I’ve just not got around to it. But the weather’s got me hunkered down inside, with a cup of tea, and looking out the window at something much like this. So for anyone feeling the west-coast rainy-season blues – this one’s for you. I’ve supplied it in 2560×1600 so it ought to cover anything up to a 30″ display with all its sombre wet-itude.

Here’s the October wallpapers in both 2560×1600 and 1280×853, shot in the Nubra Valley, India, not far from the Pakistan border this September. I shot it using a Singh-Ray Blue-Gold Polarizer, a 3-stop ND grad, and three camels, during the Lumen Dei Tour in Ladakh.

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Here’s the September wallpapers in both 2560×1600 and 1280×853, shot on Ko Samet, Thailand last month. We spent alot of time on this pier. We ate there, drank there, jumped off the end into gorgeous blue water. I have a special place in my memory for this location.

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And if this one doesn’t do it for you, my buddy Gavin Gough has a gorgeous one from Bhutan. The one above is on my desktop machine, the one from Gavin is on my laptop. Get Gavin’s HERE.

Here’s the August wallpapers in both 2560×1600 and 1280×853, shot in Ladakh on last year’s Lumen Dei tour. I’m posting it now because in just over a month 8 very lucky folks plus Matt Brandon and I, will be traveling to Ladakh with Ami Vitale. I can’t wait. There’s something magical about the land in Ladakh and while I normally lean heavily to photographing people, it’s hard not to get sucked in by the way the heavens and the earth connect so physically in this place.

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Here’s the July wallpapers in both 2560×1600 and 1280×853, shot in Havana. This is the wall of the Hanoi restaurant in Old Havana. Nothing Vietnamese about it but as I ate at a Cuban place in Vietnam, I like the symmetry of having eaten at an allegedly Vietnamese place in Cuba. Thought I’d go for something more upbeat and graphical this time. These ones ought to keep you awake.

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Tune in tomorrow to find out who won the signed 20×30 canvas of the Within The Frame cover image. If the comments are still open you still have time to get your name in. More details HERE.