Sombeech
12-27-2006, 03:53 PM
First of all, I can't take credit for this idea. Bruce at the UMB forum inspired me.
I'm thinking of collecting a bunch of these FABULOUS photos that we've seen posted here, showing a variety of all that Utah offers.
I'm looking for pictures 1024 X 768 and above, so obviously, PLEASE DO NOT POST THEM HERE. (I doubt you'd be able to anyways) unless it's a link. Please, no copy written material, and it must be free of any add-on text.
Please email them to me at jeepjustinjeep@yahoo.com with a subject of UUtah Wallpaper
The ideal photo would be some spectacular scenery, with a minor, if at all focus on people. ie: imagine your wallpaper displaying somebody you don't know, so you'd want them to "blend" in with the shot. Preferably, just scenery shots.
Something like this might work though, where the focus is on the trail and canyon below:
http://uutah.com/forum/files/slickrock_bike_trail_nov_2006__10___medium_.jpg
...not that this is the most spectacular shot you've ever seen, but just to show my point of having somebody in the frame, but not the focus. Silhouettes work great as well.
I will also put in small text on the photo the photographer, and possibly the location. So, if you could include this information with your submission, that would be great.
Thanks.
I'm thinking of collecting a bunch of these FABULOUS photos that we've seen posted here, showing a variety of all that Utah offers.
I'm looking for pictures 1024 X 768 and above, so obviously, PLEASE DO NOT POST THEM HERE. (I doubt you'd be able to anyways) unless it's a link. Please, no copy written material, and it must be free of any add-on text.
Please email them to me at jeepjustinjeep@yahoo.com with a subject of UUtah Wallpaper
The ideal photo would be some spectacular scenery, with a minor, if at all focus on people. ie: imagine your wallpaper displaying somebody you don't know, so you'd want them to "blend" in with the shot. Preferably, just scenery shots.
Something like this might work though, where the focus is on the trail and canyon below:
http://uutah.com/forum/files/slickrock_bike_trail_nov_2006__10___medium_.jpg
...not that this is the most spectacular shot you've ever seen, but just to show my point of having somebody in the frame, but not the focus. Silhouettes work great as well.
I will also put in small text on the photo the photographer, and possibly the location. So, if you could include this information with your submission, that would be great.
Thanks.