Finally, the first DoubleConvex photography wallpaper pack has been released and features 10 high quality desktop wallpapers for both the Mac and PC. These images have been rendered to as 1920 x 1080 JPEGs and will scale to fit any screen running a resolution that is set to a ratio of 16:9. The set features images from Frankston, South Melbourne, Lorne, Moonlight Head and Great Ocean Road.

These wallpapers have been released free of charge and are to be used at your own discretion and risk. They have been tested on my systems and work just fine. If you like these wallpapers, consider forwarding the link on to your friends or "liking" this post via your Facebook account.

This has been in the making for quite a while now. A few years ago, I became aware of the existence of High Dynamic Range photography, thanks to a discussion over lunch break at a local camera store among photography enthusiasts. Half an hour later, after returning back to my desk, I found myself executing a Google search to find out more about High Dynamic Range photography. The rest, as they say (and as is somewhat cliché), is history. After 2 years in the making, I finally got around to putting together a video tutorial on how to create high dynamic range images using Adobe Photoshop, Photomatix Pro, and Topaz Labs Adjust and Imagenomics Noiseware. Here are the videos.