Google really looks after its Pixel users by giving them exclusive goodies. One goody is the collection of curated wallpapers that populate its ever-updating catalog. New entries in this catalog are a rare treat, and they’re always gorgeous photos. Today, Google just added 12 new wallpapers to its Community Lens collection for Pixel users.
If you don’t know what the Community Lens collection is, it’s a collection of wallpapers shot by actual Googlers. The company unveiled this collection back in October 2021, and it’s been pretty popular ever since.
If you own a Google Pixel device, you can access them by holding your finger down on your home screen and tapping on the Wallpaper & Style button. There, you’ll see a page showing a preview of your wallpaper. Tap on the Change Wallpaper button. You’ll see a grid of wallpaper collections that you can look through. Tap on the “Community Lens” category to look through the entire collection of wallpapers.
If you’re a nature lover, then you’ll be right at home with these wallpapers. These new additions are all picturesque shots of Mother Nature’s best. Do you like pictures of icebergs under the aurora borealis during twilight (first one pictured below)? Well, there’s a fantastic picture of that. Maybe pictures of a storm over an empty beach are more your speed (second one pictured below). As you can guess, there’s a picture of that. Below are just a few examples of the whole collection.
The company distributed 12 of these Community Lens wallpapers, so your Pixel phone will look absolutely dashing with one assigned. If you don’t have a Pixel phone, don’t refrain from throwing your phone against the wall in anger; you can directly download these wallpapers to assign to your non-Pixel devices.
You can follow this link and download the files from the gallery. The files will download as WEBP files, but you can open them in a photo editor and export them as JPG or PNG files. You’ll download them in their original high resolutions.
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