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Weekly Wallpaper: Explore The Dark Corners Of Your Desktop

Sometimes the best images are the darker ones. Explore the shadowy corners of your desktop with these fantastic dimly-lit wallpapers.

Shadow Girl

Explore the Dark Corners of Your Desktop with These Wallpapers

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Cave

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The Light Beyond

Explore the Dark Corners of Your Desktop with These Wallpapers

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Descent

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Horizon

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Wilted

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Emerging

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Lightning

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Forest

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