We're hereby describing the first 7 of them; you'll have to discover the other 15!

Condensed
First wallpaper, it's based on a photo sent by a friend to the author himself. Photoshop CS was used to crop, clone and alter the focus and coloration of the image. It was also toned down a lot as the original was too bright to be used comfortably as a desktop wallpaper.

Caustic
A simple photo taken during a family holiday in Spain this month using a Canon Ixus under natural daylight. The hue was shifted slightly and toned down the brightness to make it more suitable for use as desktop wallpaper.

Dewdrop
As spring is just around the corner, Dewdrop would be a fitting addition to the collection.

Division
This image is an attempt to illustrate the process by which a cell divides to form two daughter cells. Upon completion of the process, each daughter cell contains the same genetic material as the original cell and roughly half of its cytoplasm.

Fusion
'Fusion' is actually a spin-off of another project the author is currently working on which is a diagram of the solar system.

Frozen
This wallpaper is one of a pair of images based upon a hot/cold theme. (Both versions are included in the zip file). They were created using Bryce 5 with no post-processing in Photoshop.

Snowflake
This is a new version of the wallpaper the author created to mark Christmas 2003. He included the original image in the downloadable zip file for those who prefer a little more color.

The complete collection of wallpapers can be downloaded from here.



SCREENSHOTS

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