Google Pixel users just got new spectacular 'Community Lens' wallpapers (download)

In 2021, Google released a new collection of wallpapers for Pixel devices called ‘Community Lens’. This collection is made up of photos taken by Googlers (Google employees), from which they carefully choose the ones that look most spectacular.

Google updates this collection a few times each year, but when it does, it adds a set of images with quite impressive views, and this time is no exception.

This month, Google added 12 new wallpapers to the Community Lens collection so Pixel users can set them on their devices. But, you can download them from here to use them wherever you want. The wallpapers offer shots of natural wonders from different parts of the world.

Note: the wallpapers below are low resolution versions. You can download the full resolution ones from this link.

The list of captured scenarios in the photos (via 9to5Google) is as follows:

• Low fog: San Francisco from Mount Tamalpais. Photo by Jingyu Wu.
• Winter desert: southern Arizona desert. Photo by Keith Howard.
• Tunnel View sunrise: Yosemite National Park. Photo by Antariksh Bothale.
• Twilight clouds: taken during the blue hour. Photo by Yuzhe Chen.
• Arctic symphony: western Greenland. Photo by Wojtek Rygielski.
• Above the mist: King’s Trail (Kungsleden) in northern Sweden. Photo by Wojtek Rygielski.
• Floating Himalayas: The Himalayas, Tibetan Plateau. Photo by Christy Y. Liao.
• Kenai Fjords glacier: Kenai Fjords National Park. Photo by Xu Zeng.
• Beach storm: Port Aransas, Texas. Photo by Keith Howard.
• Furchetta sunrise: Furchetta in South Tyrol, Italy. Photo by Selim Cinek.
• Death Valley: California. Photo by Justin Forte.
• Lily of hope: Alstroemeria (Peruvian lily). Photo by Jeffrey Neo.

As mentioned before, this collection is not usually updated much (once or twice a year at most), so we will have to see how long it takes for new wallpapers to arrive. However, the latest ones seem attractive and varied enough to be happy for a long time.

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