Wallpaper Worth Pictures.

Hi, I'm back with another contribution to Gaming Photography community and this time I'm going to join Gaming Photography Weekly Contest - Theme: Wallpaper Worth Pictures showing and talking about Wallpaper Worth Pictures in RDR 2.

I found myself back near the camp where we cleared out the O'Driscolls. I took a moment create a cinematic look. It felt like the perfect spot to start a new collection of wallpapers.

I decided to stick around the area for a bit and noticed my horse standing patiently right by the waterline. The reflection of the sky nd the mountains in the water were stunning. It was a purely wallpaper-worthy moment that I just couldn't pass up.

I didn't just stay on the bank, though; I rode my horse right through the shallow water. I managed to time the capture perfectly, catching a cool frame where the water splashes were frozen in mid-air around the horse's feet.

A lone, dead tree standing in the field caught my eye. There is something hauntingly beautiful about the way it looked against the open sky. I rode closer to frame the shot.

The fields were filled with colorful grass flowers. Riding through them was incredibly calming; the way the colors blended together as the horse moved through the meadow felt like a scene out of a dream.

As I reached the road, I spotted some people driving a wagon. I rode up alongside them to offer a friendly greeting. It's these small, lived-in details that make the world feel so realistic.

I found a tree with some very strange markings—it looked like it had been shredded by a predator, maybe a bear or a cougar. I hitched my horse nearby to get a close-up frame of the damage. It was a silent reminder that danger is always lurking in the wild.

I decided to slow things down and started leading my horse through the flower-filled grass. It was a very quiet, meditative moment, just me and my horse enjoying the serenity of the heartlands.

My horse had worked hard, so I took a moment to give it a good brushing. You can see how much he appreciated the care, he even closed his eyes, completely relaxed and feeling the moment. It was a great way to strengthen our bond.

A bit of excitement broke the peace when I started chasing some wild animals. A deer bolted through the brush, and I gave chase just for the thrill of the run. I didn't intend to harm it; I just wanted to see how fast we could go before I let it disappear into the wild.

I spotted a wild horse and decided to try my hand at taming it. It was a tough job. I had to lasso it and then struggle to stay on as it bucked and kicked, but eventually, I managed to calm it down. There's a real sense of accomplishment in taming a beast like that.

I looked back toward the campsite and noticed the old windmill standing tall against the sky. It looked so iconic and cool from that angle that I knew I had to get a closer look.

Finally, I reached the windmill and started the long climb up the ladders. Once I reached the top platform, the view was breathtaking. I captured some incredible photos, the perfect way to end a day of exploration.

Here I'm finishing the post for today and I'll come talk about more special RDR 2 gaming moments in Gaming Photography.