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    With Winter just around the corner here are some wintry wallpapers  

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No doubt National Geographic features fantastic photography. The authors and photographers for National Geographic are one of the most diverse and committed people, and this is very obvious in every magazine they release. From urban to rural areas, from the civilized to the most exotic to the most desolate of locations, from happy events to disastrous ones, from home to the professional life, and religious and beyond, these people cover almost every bit of information of every aspect of this world. The photographic as well as journalistic excellence of National Geographic is truly undeniable.

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Most the people in our office have dual screen monitors so I thought this weeks Wallpaper Wednesday could be dedicated to wide images suitable for these. Enjoy!

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In absence of Typography Tuesday this week, I’ve decided to combine it with Wallpaper Wednesday. This is a collection of types which describe the logos and symbols they create.

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Volcanoes are an opening or rupture in the planets surface which allows hot magma to be released to the surface. Generally volcanoes can be where tectonic plates meet.

Recently Iceland has had two erupt causing disruption to many flights in the UK and Europe. Whilst volcanoes can cause catastrophic damage they can also be a thing of beauty. Here are a few of our favourite photos for this weeks Wallpaper Wednesday.

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This weeks wallpaper wednesday is a collection of abandoned houses, barns and buildings. Nearly every town and city has them, but few actually spend time to look at their possibilities and artistic beauty. Here are a few to get you inspired and looking out for those hidden gems near you!

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The first bridges were made naturally with fallen logs across streams or stones in rivers. The first bridges made by humans were probably made from wooden logs or planks and eventually stone. Now bridges are made with a wide variety of materials including iron and concrete allowing these vital transport structures to also become technological and architural wonders.

Here are a collection of some of our favourite for this weeks wallpaper Wednesday.

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This weeks wallpaper Wednesday is a collection of bizarre but wonderful images which have replaced fire with water.

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This weeks wallpaper Wednesday features a collection of tilt-shift photography. Tilt shift refers to the use of camera movement and sometimes specifically refers to the use of tilt for selective focus. This often simulates a miniature scene.

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http://wallbase.cc/wallpaper/160996 http://wallbase.cc/wallpaper/278805 http://wallbase.cc/wallpaper/114414 http://wallbase.cc/wallpaper/250157

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The French enseigne indicates its essential connection with what is known in English as a flag and in France banners not infrequently took the place of signs or sign boards in the Middle Ages. Signs, however, are best known in the form of painted or carved advertisements for shops, inns, etc. They are one of various emblematic methods used from time immemorial for publicly calling attention to the place to which they refer.

Signs have become an artistic playground for designers and here are a collection of some of our favourites to use for this weeks wallpaper.

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As we enter spring here are a collection of sky wallpapers to put you in the mood.

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