Released in June 2024, macOS Sequoia launched with updates to the aerial style screen savers, including new locations from around the globe. These gently recorded slow motion flyover videos as the screen savers that would slowly come to a stop, creating a unique wallpaper still image each time you unlock the desktop. Among the most visually appealing, the Patagonia flyovers are captured in these macOS Sequoia screen saver wallpapers for desktop.
macOS Sequoia wallpaper of Patagonia
Below, find a curated set of desktop-sized downloads for your favorite devices. Each image is large enough for your 5K monitors. Consequently, you can also set them as wallpaper on any smaller devices and choose which part of the image to show by moving the canvas with two fingers on iOS and iPadOS devices.
The macOS Sequoia wallpapers are offered today by Lee Peterson @LJPUK@twit.social on Mastodon. Peterson is a hobby blogger, podcaster, and photographer by night and solutions architect by trade. You may recognize his byline from popular outlets including Cult of Mac, The Loop, and Tech Radar.
Peterson reached out to share his macOS Sequoia Patagonia wallpapers, featured on his blog feed. These are incredible captures of the stock screen savers and it would be great to see Peterson offer even more; follow his blog just in case!
My favorite of the collection is featured first, with a sweeping capture of the snow covered mountains. A bright blue sky and white clouds aggressively contrast the dark gray and almost block valley below. The two extremes offering a natural, gradient effect to the overall wallpaper aesthetic.
We are always looking for creative new designs, photographs, and original images for the iDB Wallpapers of the Week collection. Just like Peterson, you too can catch me via @jim_gresham on X or @jim_gresham@mastodon.social. Send over your original creations or even links to repositories where you find your own background collections. Follow along for mid-week downloads, sneak peaks, and general Apple focused, gadget banter.