Show me your desktop :D

Tintin · Post by **Tintin** » 05 Apr 2008, 23:50

Here is mine

pjotrtje · Post by **pjotrtje** » 06 Apr 2008, 20:29

And mine...

wolf32 · Post by **wolf32** » 06 Apr 2008, 20:45

Been at the "open depots days" yesterday at Soesterberg AB which known as Camp New Amsterdam in days when 32nd was operational and active at Soesterberg.
Driven by bus, passing the zulu hangar is what gave me inspiration to make this desktop.

MyOneOFour · Post by **MyOneOFour** » 11 Apr 2008, 12:26

This is mine at my work.

EHAM · Post by **EHAM** » 12 Apr 2008, 09:29

A new one:

air-bus · Post by **air-bus** » 17 Apr 2008, 14:32

This is mine @ work:

EHAM · Post by **EHAM** » 17 Apr 2008, 19:59

You'd better delete the word 'mine'

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Redskin301 · Post by **Redskin301** » 18 Apr 2008, 12:53

I have a new one since one day

air-bus · Post by **air-bus** » 18 Apr 2008, 13:10

EHAM wrote:You'd better delete the word 'mine' .

Unfortunately I didn't take that picture..

Leeuwarden · Post by **Leeuwarden** » 18 Apr 2008, 13:14

One of the best pictures I ever took in the years i was still using a Nikon...

Syrupy · Post by **Syrupy** » 18 Apr 2008, 14:07

This is my current background
- removed to avoid password popups... -

This is the one i had two weeks ago. Photo made by myself (quite proud of it as a amateur photographer)
- removed to avoid password popups... -

Frank · Post by **Frank** » 18 Apr 2008, 14:45

Hi All

Thank you for sharing your desktops. Nice to see such variety, also in number of icons floating
around on your computer. I am a freak when it comes to desktop Icons. Yes I do put some on my
desktop, but it is only related to "work to be done within a short time frame" I try to limit it
down to as less as possible. Good example Martin with your Starfighter! I noticed that my friend Key
has the same approach when it comes to desktop icons, only he seems to have a much busier life, or
his timeframe is somewhat different

Now how is this for a suggestion to you all? I grow tired rapidly of just one fixed background, so
my desktop changes every 10 minutes. By using a free piece of software: Caledos Automatic Wallpaper
changer (http://www.caledos.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;) my background varies from a selection of about 350 images. With
Lightroom and Photoshop I have created a droplet which created a wallpaper with the correct size
(1680x1050 for me) so i can easily export my favorite images to desktop background.
Here two examples. The F-16 was taken at Leeuwarden last week, the other background is a picture of
the Westzijderveld park close to my house.
Have fun !

Leeuwarden · Post by **Leeuwarden** » 18 Apr 2008, 14:50

Syrupy wrote:This is my current background

This is the one i had two weeks ago. Photo made by myself (quite proud of it as a amateur photographer)

Your pics are password protected

Syrupy · Post by **Syrupy** » 19 Apr 2008, 00:14

Syrupy schreef:
This is my current background

This is the one i had two weeks ago. Photo made by myself (quite proud of it as a amateur photographer)

Your pics are password protected Sad

I was already affraid of that, I will try another way to upload the pictures...

pjotrtje · Post by **pjotrtje** » 19 Apr 2008, 06:47

Frank wrote:I grow tired rapidly of just one fixed background, so
my desktop changes every 10 minutes. By using a free piece of software: Caledos Automatic Wallpaper
changer (http://www.caledos.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;) my background varies from a selection of about 350 images.

There's also another option: Webshots. It works fine for me @ the office, and indeed, having 200+ of your own pics to look at (in the sparse moments you have the time to actually take a close look at the desktop...) is nice!