Free Computer Wallpaper

Every month we will upload a new scenic photograph of Utah for you to use as the background wallpaper on your computer. Just follow the directions below and enjoy! Please let all your friends know too, unless you want your computer to be the coolest one around.

Many years ago, the Provo river was built into a single channel instead of the delta flow into Utah Lake that it originally was. This was great –  a marina was built for boating access, people built homes and farms on the newly dry(ish) ground, and there was less seasonal flooding. By all accounts it was a success, unless you were a June Sucker, a fish native to, and only found in, Utah Lake. If you were that fish, life sucked and you almost went extinct. Fast forward to this year when the Provo River Delta project was finally (mostly) completed and the delta was flooded again. Now the remaining June Suckers have beautiful new spawning grounds to create more little June Suckers, and life no longer sucks as much. If you’re the fish, that is. Anyway, here’s a photograph of the new Delta for your viewing enjoyment.

For more iconic Utah scenes, or to purchase prints, follow this link: Aerial Art Prints

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Click here for the Standard version

To use this image as your PC wallpaper, click on the link under the image to the right that represents the shape of your screen to open the image in a new window. Right click on the image in the new window to get the drop down list, then left click on “Set as Wallpaper” or “Set as Background”. If you don’t see that option, click on “save as” to save to your computer, then go to the “Personalize” section of Windows Settings and browse to the location in which you saved the file.

To use this image as your Mac wallpaper, click on the link under the image to the right that represents the shape of your screen to open the image in the browser. Ctrl-Click on the image, then click on “Set as Desktop Background…” or “Use Image as Desktop Picture” from the drop down menu.