OS Wallpaper

OS Wallpaper: February 2019

Cold weather and long nights can make it harder to GetOutside, but it also makes it much easier to catch some spectacular sunrises. Here's one from Derbyshire, taken by travel blogger Samantha Wragg.

OS Wallpaper: January 2019

Taken from the viewpoint on the A498 near the Pen Y Gwryd Hotel by David Griffiths, the low light angle and snow-covered rocky slopes of Snowdon create an image that looks almost like a fractal graphic, and is a great image for a chilly January.

OS Wallpaper: Christmas 2018

Merry Christmas from everyone at Ordnance Survey

OS Wallpaper: December 2018

This photo by Shell Grayston of Get Out With The Kids shows an incredible tranquil pond. Autumn is a great time of the year to get these kinds of shots, as late sunrise and cold mornings combine.

OS Wallpaper: November 2018

This photo by Alan McDonald is a view of Edinburgh taken from Salisbury Crags, near Arthur's Seat. It was taken in October 2015, and Alan caught the city just as the sun dropped below the horizon.

OS Wallpaper: October 2018

This photo by Lucy Arnold of Loch Laide in the Highlands was taken at the end of September 2015 and shows the near-perfect reflection of the beginnings of autumn.

OS Wallpaper: September 2018

This photo by Dorothy Agnew shows one of the most classic walking routes in the Lake District National Park, Cat Bells. It's a relatively straightforward route with amazing views over Derwent Water.

OS Wallpaper: 2018 English Football League stadiums

The Ordnance Survey GeoDataViz team have been visualising the locations of all 92 of the 2018 English football league stadiums - you can now have it as your desktop or mobile wallpaper just in time for the new season

OS Wallpaper: August 2018

The effects of the long dry spell can be seen in this image of Trefor Harbour on the Lleyn Peninsula, Wales, taken by Tony Pickford.

OS Wallpaper: July 2018

Summer is the perfect time to cool down by taking to the water. This photo by blogger, photographer and new OS employee Mal Grey shows a tranquil Loch Maree with Slioch in the background.