June 7, 2011. Paul Hixon
credit: o palssonWindows 7 Themes have a variety of styles to choose from, over a thousand of selections that would never be outdated. I love the 3D theme where in you would see the moon in a dimmed background during the night with some white astral projections from the sun rising, the persona would like be sitting on a planet within our solar system not far from the Earth, truly amazing.
Another computer theme that inspires me is the Black Forest Theme, as the title speaks for itself, its’ surrounded by Trees with thick bushes and leaves that would block the sunlight, though in the middle part of the theme is an open space where the sunlight would reflect on the green grass. It makes me calm and free of stress whenever I look at it.
The Sky View Theme also depicts the Sun during the day, and two moons close to each other with a light blue sky background, and a streaming jet that flying towards one of them.
You may also want to check the Burning World Theme, it visualizes the Earth burning as hot as the Sun, that emits bright sun rays that brings energy and light. The mesmerizing Leopard Aurora Theme is also a good one. It has colorful projections from the night sky that is truly a phenomenal experience to see, and this has been captured and made available as one of the Windows 7 Themes.
The Spectral Optics Theme is captured with a use of an SLR Camera, with some adjustments with the lighting against the forest background. It will not give out a clear picture, though when you stare at it, would somehow give you a feeling of relaxation.
If you are fund of racing then The Racer Theme would do, is illustrates a drag racer that just released tremendous amounts of liquid nitrogen from the vehicles engine, getting ready to take off, recording the fastest in world.
There you have it, if you have some free time, make sure to check out the web for computer themes and I can almost guarantee you that you won’t be disappointed because there are many designs to choose from.
Updated June 7, 2011. Published April 18, 2011. Paul Hixon
