Among the finest Middle-earth images that any fan of J.R.R.Tolkien's Middle-earth legendarium will find is the famous Hobbiton wall art. It is one of the most beloved images from the Lord of the Rings movie trilogy, and is an example of what expert Tolkien's art is capable of accomplishing. The mural starts in the centre of the upper panel and goes all the way to the ceiling of the hobbit house itself. The scene is set in the middle of a blue-green moat surrounding the hobbits' house. The path of the path, which is painted with a lighter-toned greenish-brown, can also be seen to connect the cave known as the Mouth of Sauron, through which the Ring-bearer escaped in the films, to the heart of the hobbits, the home of the hobbit Bilbo Baggins, in the lower-left corner of the painting.

Frodo, Sam, Merry, and Pippin are seen in the background, as they make their way into the cave on Mount Doom. The three figures are standing on top of the dome-shaped Mount Doom, looking down on the village below. The scene then shifts to the village of Breehood, where the Entire Council is gathered for a meeting with the wizard Gandalf of the Shire, and his chief clerk Denethor. The chief clerk and other members of the Council are seen in full robes and seated in chairs at the table, facing the camera.

On this particular picture there are three people who are very important to Middle-earth fans, and who would certainly make great subjects for a homemade Middle-earth photo album or even a home page: Frodo, Sam, and Pippin. These three characters have a special significance to any fan of Tolkien's Middle-earth tales, and to anyone who appreciates good art and photography. You might even consider making a hobbit souvenir shop announcement of your own - displaying three of these fine images on a large banner, perhaps. And who knows, you might even get some good feedback from a native English speaker who reads your message, and decides to buy one of your pieces.