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LightDark Plate 24 · Spiral Staircase Looking Up Drag across the screen, or press L and D A white spiral from the bottom step, turning in on itself until it is only a shape.

LightDark Plate 23 · Rain On A Window In Daylight Drag across the screen, or press L and D A wet pane in daylight, and a garden gone soft behind it.

LightDark Plate 22 · Glacier Ice Cave Drag across the screen, or press L and D Under the ice, with daylight coming through the roof in blue.

LightDark Plate 21 · Salt Flat Mirror With Clouds Drag across the screen, or press L and D A thin film of water over salt, and the sky lying on the ground.

LightDark Plate 20 · Larch Forest In Still Water Drag across the screen, or press L and D Autumn larches turned gold, doubled by a lake with no wind on it.

LightDark Plate 19 · Lighthouse In Heavy Surf Drag across the screen, or press L and D A stub of stone, a big sea, and spray going up the tower.

LightDark Plate 18 · Balloons Over A Valley At Dawn Drag across the screen, or press L and D A handful of balloons climbing out of a valley mist, small enough to keep their distance.

LightDark Plate 17 · Bamboo Grove Light Shafts Drag across the screen, or press L and D Green columns, a hundred of them, and the light coming through in bars.

LightDark Plate 16 · Cracked Mud Flats From Above Drag across the screen, or press L and D A dried lakebed seen from a drone, cracked into a pattern nobody drew.

LightDark Plate 15 · One Sailboat On Glassy Water Drag across the screen, or press L and D A single sail, a lot of silver water, and a sky with nothing in it.

LightDark Plate 14 · Iceberg In Still Water Drag across the screen, or press L and D One iceberg, flat water, and not much else.

LightDark Plate 13 · Layered Ridges In Fog Drag across the screen, or press L and D Ridge behind ridge, each one paler than the last.

LightDark Plate 12 · Tide Pool At Dawn Drag across the screen, or press L and D Low water, first light, and a small world left behind in the rock.

LightDark Plate 11 · Slot Canyon Light Beam Drag across the screen, or press L and D Sandstone curved into a fist, and one clean shaft of light finding the floor.

Most mornings a new wallpaper shows up on the gallery.

LightDark Plate 10 · Whale Shark In Blue Light Drag across the screen, or press L and D One animal, deep water, and no reef clutter.

LightDark Plate 9 · Neon Rain On A Narrow Street Drag across the screen, or press L and D Wet asphalt is the only reason a street at night is worth photographing, and rain gives you a second city upside down in it.

LightDark Plate 8 · Lava Meets The Sea At Dusk Drag across the screen, or press L and D Documentary rather than decorative: a long lens on a real shoreline at dusk, with the glow doing all of the drama for you.

LightDark Plate 7 · Frost Fog In A Pine Forest Drag across the screen, or press L and D Frost fog does something rare: it flattens a forest into overlapping sheets of grey, so depth reads as tone instead of detail.

LightDark Plate 6 · Dunes At First Light Drag across the screen, or press L and D Sand at first light is a study in edges.

LightDark Plate 5 · Concrete Curves At Noon Drag across the screen, or press L and D Hard noon light is usually the enemy.

LightDark Plate 4 · Black Sand Beach At Blue Hour Drag across the screen, or press L and D Wet black sand at blue hour throws the whole sky back at you, which is why this one needed no sky of its own to look like it has one.

LightDark Plate 3 · Dew On A Dandelion Clock Drag across the screen, or press L and D A macro frame with almost no depth of field, because a dandelion clock stops being recognisable the moment you sharpen all of it.

LightDark Plate 2 · Aurora Over A Frozen Lake Drag across the screen, or press L and D An aurora is the only landscape where the sky is the event and the ground is just the frame.

LightDark Plate 1 · Mist Over The Rice Terraces Drag across the screen, or press L and D Our own dark file is not a second render.

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