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Cool Windows 7 Wallpapers That You Have To Check Out

So you have bit the bullet and upgraded or migrated to Windows 7. You read my last post on common Windows 7 upgrading issues and this article detailing some of the best reviews of Windows 7. Now I am here to show you some really cool Windows 7 wallpapers that you will really like.
After all your desktop is a representation of yourself and you do look at it pretty often. What are you currently using for your desktop image? We would love to hear from you in the comments below.
But in the meantime we will be showing you a few sites.

The first site is Windows 7 Wallpapers and they have every official Windows 7 wallpaper. Different wallpapers were released with different versions of Windows 7. For example if you purchased Windows 7 in Russia you would have these wallpapers available to you:
windows 7 wallpapers
They have lots of other releases categorized by version and they also have non-official wallpapers as well, as you can see below:
windows 7 wallpapers
Here is my favorite from under the unofficial Windows 7 category it is called – WOLF.
windows 7 wallpapers
You can grab this one from here. They will give you the option of downloading the file which is 1600 x 1200. If you want to scale it down you can do so in any photo editing suite.
The next site we will be looking at is a collection located on a blog called HongKiat, located here and here are some of the Windows 7 wallpapers available for download:
download windows 7 wallpapers
What beautiful landscapes. These would be a pleasure to look at all day! And then they have some minimalist desktops as well like this one:
download windows 7 wallpapers
Then our next stop will be to here where they have 50 – yes you heard me correctly – 50 High Definition beautiful wallpapers. Let’s take a look at what they have. The second and third ones really caught my eye as you can see below:
wallpapers for windows 7
And after scrolling down a little bit we will find these two that are very eye catching:
wallpapers for windows 7
And finally our last stop will be to wallpapers.free-review that has some awesome Super Mario Brothers wallpapers (I am sure they have more but this is what caught my eye!).  By browsing on over here we find these wallpapers:
wallpapers for windows 7
And this is the one I chose from there:
7wall9
And I caught a preview of a really cool 3D frog at the bottom of the Super Mario page. I followed the link to it and downloaded it. This is it:
7wall10
There are a million free wallpaper sites with an even higher number of free wallpapers. It is your duty to track down the hottest and coolest ones so you can amaze your friends on a daily basis – or waste valuable work time, however you look at it!
But as we said above, we would love to see what you are working with so upload a screenshot of your desktop to your favorite photo sharing site and link us to it in the comments!

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