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This month's addition to the free downloadable photographs for your wallpaper collection is "Watching You Watching Me".

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February 2012 - "Watching You Watching Me"

Taken in the Rasa Ria Reserve, Sabah, Borneo. The centre was set up 1996 in collaboration with the Sabah Wildlife Department, it takes in injured or orphaned Orang-Utans, as well as those that have been confiscated from the illegal pet trade. When the rescued Orang-Utans first arrive at the centre, they are often quite sick and in need of medical treatment. They are nursed back to health and taught how to forage for food, climb trees and generally fend for themselves. They are then released into the surrounding forest reserve.

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January 2012 - "Village Church"

Photographs of snow scenes are always pleasing and there is some advice on how to avoid the common pitfalls in the Top Tips section. There is an excellent book about the digital painting techniques used to create this month's image in the Good Books library.

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