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Blue Marbles 6: Infinityby ~richardxthripp

Customization / Wallpaper / Still Life

Infinity, represented by 6 blue marbles in two lines.

Hope everyone enjoys this wallpaper; in my opinion it's the best so far in the Blue Marbles series.

In the ZIP file are copies of the image at the following sizes: 1024x768, 1280x1024 (cropped), 1920x1200 (cropped), and 2048x1536. But if your display resolution is 1600x1200 or smaller and of the 4:3 aspect ratio (800x600, 1024x768, 1600x1200, etc.), you can merely full-view the image and set it as your desktop background (selecting "Stretch," "Fit to Screen," etc., if applicable). Additionally, the ZIP file contains this alternate version of the wallpaper in which the marbles are orange and the table is blue, at the following sizes: 1280x1024 (cropped), 1920x1200 (cropped), and 2048x1536; and thumbnails of 28 photos from this photo-shoot.

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2006-02-28: Blue Marbles
2006-03-22: Blue Marbles 2
2006-03-31: Blue Marbles 3: Smiley
2006-06-12: Blue Marbles 4: 4 Blue Marbles
2007-01-23: Blue Marbles 5: Diagonal Bias

Keywords: dark deep blue marbles 6 infinity infinite endless line ongoing ∞ marble round spheres orbs colorful yellow bright table contrast color harmony beauty photography richardxthripp still life objects wallpaper photo macro

~Whinnie10 Jun 7, 2007

Oh my gosh, I love it!

I must put it as a wallpaper...

~richardxthripp Jun 8, 2007 Hobbyist Photographer

Thanks!

~RedDrgn May 22, 2007 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

I like the concept, love the lighting, and the colors, but the background kills infinity.

I'm not sure what the dark line is, other than probably the end of the surface that the marbles are on, but I think it distracts the concept and introduces the concept of finite.

I'd try to keep the appearance of the marbles' surface beneath them stretching as far as can be seen.