Nope, I’m not Jason D, whose photography is by far one of my favorites out there, but if you do notice that little rotating photo on the sidebar, I think I have my own little camera eye.

The shots are taken with an Olympus D-380, at 1600*1200 pixels at 72dpi. Obviously I like skyscapes, and trees, which means that whatever photos I do take are between April and October. I’m not sure if I like fall photography; I didn’t have a chance to try my camera with that yet.

Anyhow. If you want a wallpaper of a photo on the sidebar, here’s what you do:

First, right click on the photo and save the picture. The filename will have a PHP extension on account of the image rotation, so you’ll have to save it as a .BMP file. Save it somewhere you can retrieve it. Next, attach it to an email message and send it to wallpaper -at- onefinejay -dot- com. Include the size, in pixels, of the desired wallpaper. I will maintain the aspect ratio of the photos, so don’t expect me to make a 1280*768 wallpaper unless you want some cropping, which will then be at my discretion.

Expect me to respond soon; I have quite a lot of time on my hands. I will need to add my copyright notices to the photos, so that will be the only factor in considering the time frame.

I will not allow derivative works such as montages, collages, or any of the sort, to be made from my photos. If you wish to manipulate them, you’ll have to drop me a line again, and ask nice. The derivative work would also require a credit to me.

Not all photos are available for request, and please, one photo at a time only. Most of the nighttime photography tends to be tacky at 1024*768 resolution, and higher, so I cannot promise anything.

A few friends have seen the raw files, and like them. I will send them to you as maximum-quality JPEG files.

If you want to save me bandwidth please go to my blogroll page where you can refresh away, without costing me too much transfer.

I’ll be posting this in the blogroll page soon enough (hopefully more coherently) and I’ll be placing a link under the random photo once this entry rolls down reasonably far enough.

What can I say? One more reason to drop by my home online and establish a nice communication with me, right?