Just found a very interesting (maybe boring) small detail in today's new released iOS 9.1: the default wallpaper has been re-edited!
In iOS 9.0-9.0.2 (left) VS in iOS 9.1 (right):

Um... I personal liked the default wallpaper, I mean the previous version which on the left very much when it was very first public released with iOS 9.
But now in my opinion the default wallpaper is a little bland and flat, and I'm a little disappointed that Apple really did this, though I would get used to the newer one sometime.
Why did Apple remake it in iOS 9.1, does this re-editing make sense?
What do you guys think about this change?
In iOS 9.0-9.0.2 (left) VS in iOS 9.1 (right):


Um... I personal liked the default wallpaper, I mean the previous version which on the left very much when it was very first public released with iOS 9.
But now in my opinion the default wallpaper is a little bland and flat, and I'm a little disappointed that Apple really did this, though I would get used to the newer one sometime.
Why did Apple remake it in iOS 9.1, does this re-editing make sense?
What do you guys think about this change?