Wallpapers from Origins.

# [Wallpaper Worth Pictures](https://peakd.com/hive-185676/@gamingphoto/gaming-photography-weekly-contest-theme-a84dd845865d2)  In this captivating shot, I stood tall atop a sun-warmed rooftop, striking an iconic pose as I survey a sprawling Egyptian landscape. Senu was flying overhead, completing the moment of balance between human and nature.  In this image, I showcased minimalism at its finest. The generous expanse of soft blue sky created breathing space, which is perfect for desktop wallpaper. The blend of natural elements and cultural artifacts lends a timeless quality in this photo, making it a beautiful wallpaper.  I was wading through the shimmering waters of a Nile-side field, drawing closer to a villager tending a shaduf which is an ancient irrigation device. This image captures the tranquil beauty of daily life in ancient Egypt.  I was moving quietly through a vast field of blooming blue flax flowers, half-crouched and shielded by the natural beauty around me. I was going for that tower to try some iconic poses.  It looks like the tower is actually a white pigeon house. I tried the camera of the photo mode in a way so its dramatic low-angle emphasizes the dizzying height of the structure.  After reaching the top of the tower, I noticed a group of pigeons started flying around me and it looked like they were trying to tell me to move the f*** away, lol. I didn't feel disturbed as I was more focused on the beautiful landscapes that's perfect for wallpapers.  This breathtaking capture showcases Bayek perched on the edge of the tower, just before taking a leap of faith.  There was no synchronization option on that tower as its a mere pigeon house. I tried the leap of faith from there and when I did, I tried these angles for these special shots.  Bayek's iconic silhouette and upward momentum give the scene a weightless feel that's both inspiring and bold.  This image is pure motion and energy suspended in time. I captured it on mid-leap when I dove from the towering dovecote into a stack of hay below, frozen in the iconic Assassin's Creed leap of faith.  This close-up captures the climax of the above leap of faith. I zoomed in to show Bayek still has four fingers on his left hand after losing one while killing an enemy. This detail is amazing.  This vibrant and dynamic shot freezes Bayek mid-air in the final moment of his leap of faith, just before I crashed into the haystack below. This screenshot is ideal for a wallpaper because of its clean, open composition and vivid natural colors. --- I'll show more of my photographic journey of games in the future 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](https://www.deviantart.com/) and I tried Canva for some parts of the thumbnail.