Set Your Desktop To The Colourful Outdoors With These Vintage-Style Nature Wallpapers

Nature looks pretty good on its own, but with the right colour adjustments it can be pretty stunning. Here are a some of our favourite shallow depth of field, nature-centric wallpapers with a colourful twist.

Purple Fields

Download this wallpaper [The Paper Wall 1920x1200]

See the World

Download this wallpaper [Gaia 10 1920x1189]

Gold and Green Grass

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Green Leaves

Download this wallpaper [Wallbase 1920x1200]

Golden Dew Drop

Download this wallpaper [2560x1600 The Paper Wall]

Sunlight Through the Trees

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Little Pinecone, Little Hands

Download this wallpaper [Jamie Henderson on Flickr 4288x2848]

Plants Towards the Sky

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Breathing Sunshine

Download this wallpaper [Flickr 5616x3744]

Underneath the Flowers

Download this wallpaper [The Paper Wall 1920x1080]

Daisy Patch

Download this wallpaper [The Paper Wall 2000x1333]

Comments

Mena Guest

Sep 8, 2011, 8:39am
These are all gorgeous. I will have to use one at work. Unfortunately, at home I only have Windows 7 Starter and that doesn't seem to allow me to change my wallpaper... Thanks for posting these! :)
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- olearymo @olearymo
  
  Sep 8, 2011, 8:58am
  There are some programs out there that let you do that. There's one that's not around anymore because it violated Microsoft's EULA, but there is another one that doesn't. Unfortunately I can't remember it off the top of my head.
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  - Sam @Sam
    
    Sep 8, 2011, 9:09am
    This might help ;) http://goo.gl/ooJyx
    
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    - magnizard @Mel
      
      Sep 8, 2011, 12:03pm
      
      Haha WIN!
      
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    - Mena Guest
      
      Sep 8, 2011, 7:40pm
      
      Hehe cheeky. But I wouldn't be reading Lifehacker religiously if I hadn't already tried that. ;)
      
      I used to go into the system and change it manually, but I just found my OS becoming too sluggish. Mind you I use my netbook as a replacement desktop, so that probably adds to the sluggish-ness. But yes, thanks for the well-intended advise. :)
      
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