Maybe at some point I'll make version 3.0 and 4.0 🤔• Other Wallpaper projects available at: //www.behance ... Making Bliss Wallpaper 2.0 (From Windows XP) ...

Yes, “Bliss” is a real photo. O’Rear, who is sometimes known as Chuck, took it using a Mamiya RZ67 camera with color Fuji Film and a tripod in Napa Valley, north of San Francisco, in 1996.

Among the images on that site is a 4K rendering of the Bliss wallpaper. Related Stories. This year’s ugly Microsoft sweater has a suggestion for you: It’s Clippy ...

Twenty-one years after giving us the iconic wallpaper Bliss, Chuck O'Rear is back with a sequel - Windows' Iconic Wallpaper Created in 90's, 'Bliss', Gets a Sequel ...

Ask any computer user today and s/he would instantly recognise the green hills, blue skies and the fluffy white clouds — the default wallpaper in Windows XP, Microsoft’s operating system (OS).

The original picture is called Bliss, and was taken by Charles O'Rear in 1996 in California's Wine Country. ... Bliss Windows XP wallpaper in MFS2020 my best attempt anyways.

The famous Windows XP 'Bliss' wallpaper, captured in 1996, has seen notable changes over the years. Originally a vibrant green landscape, recent images from 2025 show faded grass and increased ...

The wallpaper, probably one of the most viewed images of all time, is aptly named ‘Bliss.’ Do a Google image search for just the word ‘bliss,’ and the first result is the Windows wallpaper.

The photo you see above -- the default wallpaper for Windows XP -- is probably the most recognizable image in the world. What you probably didn't know is that it's a real photo, called Bliss ...

'Bliss', the Windows XP's wallpaper, is among the most viewed photos of all time, reveals a report. Published in 2002, the photo which O'Rear snapped while he was on a break from another ...