Another free Smoky Mountains computer wallpaper or screensaver. Also would be a good background for the iPad. The photo above was taken on Hyatt Lane in Cades Cove on a beautiful summer morning. This photo, and all other Smoky Mountains wallpaper, can be downloaded...
To celebrate summer in the Smokies, for all my blog, facebook, and twitter followers I'm offering another free image in a series of Smoky Mountains photos that can be used as a desktop wallpaper or as a screensaver. The image, and all other wallpapers, can be...
Celebrating Mountain Laurel time, a special Smoky Mountains event that happens every May, I'm offering this free computer wallpaper or screensaver image. It's a close-up of a bloom with some extra textures blended in. This photo, and all other Smoky...
It's time for another free Smoky Mountains wallpaper! This is early morning on a misty spring morning in Cades Cove. So peaceful, the day just getting started, full of promise. This photo, and all other Smoky Mountains wallpaper, can be downloaded from...
Here is the final winter wallpaper/screensaver of the season. Out in the Greenbrier crossing one of the bridges on the way to the Ramsey's Cascade trail. Our next wallpaper will definitely be warmer and more springlike! This image, and all other wallpapers, can be...
A free winter wallpaper/screensaver in appreciation for all my blog and facebook fans. This is Bull Head on the right and Balsam Point on Mt. LeConte on the left, in January 2011, taken from the observation deck of the Space Needle in downtown Gatlinburg. This image,...
For all my blog, facebook, and twitter followers I'm offering a free image that can be used as a desktop wallpaper or as a screensaver. The image can be downloaded from http://williambritten.com/wallpaper/winter-silence-screensaver.jpg This is an impressionistic snow...
Mt. LeConte is the third-highest Smoky Mountains peak, but to me it represents the skyline of the Smokies. As you approach from the north, Mt. Leconte is a Smoky Mountains landmark seen from 50 miles away, or further on a clear day. As you travel around the Gatlinburg...
It's Philosophical Friday again, and we're continuing on with yesterday's post into the creepy interior of the Palmer House. The image above might be crying out "What happened? Where did the time go? It seems like just yesterday that Jarvis and his wife were rising at...