Around the World with Eric Lafforgue’s iPhone Screensavers

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Just in case you don’t have such a great photographic eye, or perhaps are not completely satisfied with the images produced by your iPhone’s distinctive optics, there is help available.

More than 30,000 people have downloaded French photographer Eric Lafforgue’s free iPhone app Hervé Péroteau. He released version 2.1 on Sunday with more than 800 pictures available for use as screensavers for the iPhone and iPod Touch.

Lafforgue’s work has been published in prestegious magazines worldwide, including Geo, National Geographic, CNN Traveler, The Times, Stampa and UNESCO magazine. His app will fill 25MB of space on your device, but it automatically lets you know when there are photo updates available and includes professional tips from one of the world’s most successful freelance photographers.

Check out some of his images in the gallery below and be sure also to visit his stunning website.

Mayanmar #2 Myanmar Myanmar #3
North Korea #2 Vanuatu Vanuatu #2
Vanuatu #3 North Korea North Korea #3
India #2 India #3 India

All images © Eric Lafforgue

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4 responses to “Around the World with Eric Lafforgue’s iPhone Screensavers”

  1. Dave says:

    These are wallpapers. NOT screensavers.

  2. Guest says:

    Yeah… pet peeve #2… calling wallpapers, screensavers.