Another Sunday, another collection of photo quality images for your Apple device backgrounds. iDB’s Wallpapers of the Week provides new downloads every seven days. Featuring individual graphic artists, photographers, and reader submissions, the gallery is full of downloads in all types of genres.
Capturing a simulated natural beauty, these vector landscape wallpapers for iPhone downloads feature a ranging color palette.
Landscape wallpapers for iPhone
Today, we feature three downloads sent over by @fresk0_, also known as Artemis Prime. Artemis regularly posts incredible wallpapers to the X feed. Even more images can be found in his “#LiquidLounge” telegram channel, which is a member gallery that he also frequently updates for fans.
I was attracted to this three image series because of the depth of field. Each download has very distinct layers in space. While the foreground of each wallpaper is in focus, the simulated f/stop effect keeps background details slightly out of focus. This creates that tunnel type effect even in a simulated image.
Struggling to pick a favorite, I’m torn between the first and last image. A pink sunset through the mountain rage and early moon are attractive. Orange sunrise glow over the mountain lake offers incredible tranquility. Good thing we can assign a different wallpaper on our Home and Lock screens, so I don’t have to choose.
With Prime’s collection only being three images, at least for now, I wanted to toss out two more bonus downloads in the same genre. Each of the following two wallpapers are large enough for your MacBook desktops. I’m not as enamored by either of them, but the genre matches. Moreover, if you are setting these on an iPhone or iPad, you can pick the focal point of the image, given the large canvas size.
We have a lot of great images coming to you in 2024! Running into year 11 on our iDB gallery. If you want sneak peaks of upcoming posts or to influence what you see here on Sunday’s then catch up with me via @jim_gresham on X. Follow along for mid-week downloads, Apple commentary, and general tech banter.
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