Wallpaper Worth Pictures

This post is my entry for Wallpaper Worth Pictures. While exploring the newly discovered region of Saqqara Nome on my way to the pyramids, I captured desert views, riverside scenery, wildlife moments, boats, and city sights from Memphis.

From synchronizing high points to rowing leaf boats, every frame felt like a potential wallpaper.

I discovered a new region named Saqqara Nome when I was about to visit some pyramids. On my way, this route convinced me that it can be a good wallpaper.

This is how Memphis looks from Saqqara Nome.

I noticed some small pyramids in this desert. And there was a river on the other side. I may look for some mirages in this desert next.

That's a point of interest that I targeted to synchronize so I get a fast travel in this desert.

The riverside looked like this from the height of the point of interest.

I wished to check the river from up close so I rode there and I noticed a gator was chasing some birds away. I tried to take down that gator but its too strong for me.

There were such water fetchers on the shore of the river.

The river was filled with small boats and also with big boats with enemies and treasures.

I found this poor boat that was made with dry leaves. I started rowing it with boost while enjoying the beauty around.

I fast traveled to Memphis and I tried a jump from that point of interest. This view never gets old and I won't ever get bored of capturing such photos.

I suddenly noticed ripe pomegranate and I tried to shoot some down but there was no feature for this.

These big buildings and statues look cool. I guess that's the building from where I jumped off a moment ago.

I noticed a flock of birds on the bank of the river in the city. I ran toward them and saw them all flying away at the same time, which made good scenes.

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I'll show more of my photographic journey of the games soon, so stay tuned to my blog if you liked them.

The screenshots are taken by me personally from my gameplay and I borrowed the game's logo from DevianArt.