The Story Behind Xp Wallpaper at Madison Mike blog

The Story Behind Xp Wallpaper. The iconic windows wallpaper is real! Like windows xp itself, microsoft's 'bliss' image of rolling green hills has aged, and evolved. In fact, the iconic window’s xp “bliss” wallpaper is considered to be the most viewed photo ever taken. You’ve probably heard the saying, “every picture has a story.” and so does every wallpaper. But what’s the story behind it? Captured by photographer charles o’rear, the iconic image has been deemed the most viewed image in the world, despite the exact. Read the story behind it. We all owned windows xp run pc/laptops at some point during last decade (linux pc owners excuse) and we were always. Ask any computer user today and s/he would instantly recognize the green hills, blue skies and the fluffy white clouds — the default wallpaper in windows xp, microsoft’s operating system. Here's its story— and what the real.

Read the story behind it. Like windows xp itself, microsoft's 'bliss' image of rolling green hills has aged, and evolved. In fact, the iconic window’s xp “bliss” wallpaper is considered to be the most viewed photo ever taken. The iconic windows wallpaper is real! Here's its story— and what the real. Captured by photographer charles o’rear, the iconic image has been deemed the most viewed image in the world, despite the exact. You’ve probably heard the saying, “every picture has a story.” and so does every wallpaper. But what’s the story behind it? Ask any computer user today and s/he would instantly recognize the green hills, blue skies and the fluffy white clouds — the default wallpaper in windows xp, microsoft’s operating system. We all owned windows xp run pc/laptops at some point during last decade (linux pc owners excuse) and we were always.

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The Story Behind Xp Wallpaper Like windows xp itself, microsoft's 'bliss' image of rolling green hills has aged, and evolved. You’ve probably heard the saying, “every picture has a story.” and so does every wallpaper. Here's its story— and what the real. Captured by photographer charles o’rear, the iconic image has been deemed the most viewed image in the world, despite the exact. Read the story behind it. Like windows xp itself, microsoft's 'bliss' image of rolling green hills has aged, and evolved. But what’s the story behind it? In fact, the iconic window’s xp “bliss” wallpaper is considered to be the most viewed photo ever taken. Ask any computer user today and s/he would instantly recognize the green hills, blue skies and the fluffy white clouds — the default wallpaper in windows xp, microsoft’s operating system. The iconic windows wallpaper is real! We all owned windows xp run pc/laptops at some point during last decade (linux pc owners excuse) and we were always.