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Desktop Motives
- Desktop Motives (1): Lofoten 2003
- Desktop Motives (2): Australia 2003 – Part 1
- Desktop Motives (3): Australia 2003 – Part 2
- Desktop Motives (4): Lofoten 2004, the North Cape, and More
- Desktop Motives (5): Norway, Greece, and Turkey
- Desktop Motives (6): Southern Germany
- Desktop Motives (7): Mostly Swedish Skies 2007 – Part 1
- Desktop Motives (8): Mostly Swedish Skies 2007 – Part 2
- Desktop Motives (9): Skies from Southern France 2007 (Haute Loire)
- Desktop Motives (10): Sweden 2008 – Part 1 (Diverse Locations)
- Desktop Motives (11): Sweden 2008 – Part 2 (Öland)
- Desktop Motives (12): DSRL Macros 2006-2009
- Desktop Motives (13): Digicam Macros 2009 – Part 1
- Desktop Motives (14): Digicam Macros 2009 – Part 2
- Desktop Motives (15): Snow, Ice, and Trees 2010/2011
- Desktop Motives (16): Macros 2011
Desktop Motives (13)
By Gerd Waloszek, SAP User Experience, SAP AG – January 19, 2010
On this page, we offer photos for download that you can use as desktop motives – other uses are possible as well. Here, we offer a selection of macro (or close-up) photos taken in 2009 with compact digicams. The photos have been specifically selected for the purpose of being used as desktop motives. You may find that some of the motives are better suited to this purpose than others, depending on your personal taste. Some photos look very similar but you may find that they make a big difference when used as a desktop image.
See the note on screen sizes below
Digicam Macros 2009 – Part 1
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All photos taken by Gerd Waloszek with
Ricoh R10 and CX1
Photos taken in 2009 • Photos may be used for other purposes with permission of the author |
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Note: Because wide screens have become popular, images are delivered in two typical wide screen widths (1920 and 1440) in JPG format. However, the images still retain the original 4:3 image format from the cameras, so that depending on your actual screen format, they may require cropping and/or resizing. You can also right-click the preview images and download larger JPG images (originals reduced to about 7 Megapixels = 3072*2304); these images may be better suited to being adapted to 16:10 or 16:9 screens.
