(In Wide Screen size 1920 x 1080 Only)
Shared By HJ, "And here is the other one I'm calling it '501w_Equus'. HJ... esse quam videri"
WOW HJ, Both of these Walls are so nicely done and are eye openers for sure, but since I love naked men and horses so much I have this one on my desktop for today and Thanks for sharing it also. Wall Hugs To You and looking forward to seeing how many votes these two walls of yours get with the hopes that they encourage you to share even more!
Your Wallpaper Buddy Always
()( Brent )()
Here In California
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Sorry HJ, but I had cast my vote for "Sorry, Not For Me" even though I really like these two walls of yours, but they just don't look that good on my standard monitor. They look somewhat small with a large gray blank space on the top and bottom. Wished I new how to make them bigger? Gilbert
Gilbert, if you have Gimp or any other photo editor that you can re-size a "JPG" file, just re-size them to 1024x768. That is what I did and they look great and those blank spaces on the top/bottom are gone! I also flipped it so the horse is on the right, this way my desktop icons that are on left are no longer covering up that handsome stud HJ used. Hope this tip helps you and any others with a standard monitor and thanks HJ for sharing these, they are AWESOME!! And while I can't afford Photo Shop and have no idea what an action function is, is sure is a nice effect HJ. Bryan.
Hey Bryan, Hey Gilbert, great tips you shared Bryan and Gilbert, if you don't have Gimp or a Photo Editor, well I have them already re-sized. For my partner also as a standard size monitor and he didn't wanted them without the blank spaces on top and bottom either and I will be more than glad to e-mail them to you or anyone else with a standard monitor which also includes His 1st Wall shared here. Just e-mail me with your request(s). OK? Ok. (Brent)
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Thank you, Bryan. I appreciate your comment very much. Not that you're interested, but just FYI, a Photoshop Action is just a script that repeats a predefined sequence of functions with one click of the mouse. It can save a LOT of time, as you can imagine.
Thanks again, HJ
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