Cool Mountain Wallpaper

There are a lot of different types of Outdoor Wallpaper you can choose to use as a background for your computer. One such image is the photo captured and created by Jadden. The first item you notice when looking at this image is the bright ray of light streaming down from the sky. It is definitely the focal point of the whole piece. As your eye is drawn downward by the line of the light, you begin to pick out different parts of the landscape. You notice there is a mountain range in the background which is enveloped by a massive thundercloud.
An interesting aspect to the image is the play of dark and light. The line between the mountains and the cloud above is lightly dusted in shades of a lighter tone which make the cloud appear to be resting on the tops of the mountains. The color in the foreground where there are several species of grasses is a muted green with a few areas of cream or tan. You get the sense of a dry and desert like region from looking at the colors of the plant life.
By contrast, the mountain range has several areas of white which could be areas of snow. For a style of Nature Wallpaper it has a very different appearance to it. It actually gives the feel of being in the great outdoors much as a camping or hiking type of photo would. The valley below the cloud is vast and you can get drawn into the scope of the expanse by looking across to the mountains. There is also an area that could be interpreted as being water or sand depending on how you choose to view the image. This is because the as the colors draw away from the foreground they become more muted and blend into various hues of gray and brown.
The top portion of the picture looks very reminiscent of the old brown and yellow type of photographs while the bottom half has more color. It could be a good image to use for contemplation. One could ponder whether the light coming through the darkened cloud is representative of a storm which is advancing or retreating. The overall picture has a serene feel to it and would be nice to look at during times of high stress. This is a good photo to use in a work place setting.

This wallpaper, featuring a beautiful snow-topped mountain peak, offers a thought provoking insight into nature and its mysterious power to inspire and enrich.

The image, by the artist who goes by the name Reali-t, is, in its entirety, well-composed and draws the viewer in. Although the mountain peak, whose range is in the background of the work, is what initally attracts the eye of the viewer, the additional aspects of the image are what contribute to its exceptional construction and perspective, and what keep the viewer engaged on this image longer than others.

The foreground shows a body of water, consisting of a series of relatively level rapids on one side, and an eddying pool on the other. This body of water, in its entirety then proceeds to unexpectedly drop over steep rocks, into an impressive and treacherous-looking waterfall.

This foreground view suggests that the image’s perspective is from some lower position that is still on a mountain range. The pool of water that is not in the direct water current, and before it encounters the sudden change in elevation, is calm. It beatifully reflects the rich blue and white of the sky, which is scattered with cumulous clouds, suggesting clear and cool mountain air, and a perfectly sunny day for a hike in the mountains.

In the midground, before the impressive elevation of the mountain peak, which is, as previously mentioned, the initial and primary focus point of the perspective depicted, is a dense and textured expanse of forest and shrubbery. This vast expanse of green appears to consist of a number of different types of conifers or different size and age, and seemingly extends for miles, until the forest is abruptly cut off by the steep elevation of the mountain range in the distance.

The steep elevation of the mountain range reveals just how rapidly the climate must change as higher points on the mountain are reached. The mid section of the mountain appears to consist mainly of jagged rock and limited vegetation, and the upper third of the peak is covered in pristine white snow that glistens, and appears to never have been touched by a living being.

Overall, this mountain wallpaper depits a breathtaking landscape that encompasses a vast and rugged terrain of undisturbed beauty. It is an inspiring perspective that fills the viewer with awe and wonder at the power and mystery of nature.

On first looking at Andree Wallin’s “Mountain Tops” painting, I feel a sense of being drawn upward in space. I am getting an eye level view of some very high mountains, without the labor of climbing and the health risk of altitude sickness. Wait a minute, maybe I am feeling a bit of altitude sickness! No, it is just fear of heights from looking down on those clouds.
The dark foreground and the bright sky in the back which I take to represent the “future” appeal to me. But my eyes continually return to the clouds in that high valley. What a wonderful place for adventure would be in that mist. Is it Shangra La or Brigadoon? I do not care for the summit so much, but I adore the mist. I want to go there.
The mountains, the clouds and the blue sky are just a backdrop for the misty valley. The shadows on the mountains have no appeal. The darkness of those mountains overpower the shadows and  even the darkness of the rain filled clouds. There is no storm or tumult in this painting.  There is no peace or solitude either, just the intense longing for a Shangra La.
I can hear Bloody Mary singing “Come away” from “Bali H’ai”. Can you hear it?

The softness of the mist in that valley cancels the rough and ragged mountain tops. I am drawn to the obscure and gloaming valley. Yes, it is twilight or just before twilight, and not daybreak, folding this scene in its embrace.

I do not expect to find heather growing in that valley. What appears to be trees on the mountain on the right side must be glacial rocks. Oh, no, it is global warming. It is much too high for flora or fauna. Yet, I can go there. I, and only I, will inhabit that magical valley, and I will not be lonely because the mist is a living force that will cradle me in its arms.
Now, I can find this place inside me. I have a misty valley surrounded by high, eroded, and unascendable mountain peaks
in me. I am untouchable. I am invincible. I am in control of my destiny. Rats, no, I am not.

The artist completed this painting in six or seven hours, and I have worked a lifetime and I am still not there. Good job, Andree.

Author: Viart