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What’s on the screen? Bliss.” Chuck also says he once saw a photo of the White House situation room - and again, there were 10 or 15 monitors all showing his photo.'It's my mission to make vegetables sexy!': Self-proclaimed Avant Garde Vegan Gaz Oakley talks all things plant-based and why he thinks eating more greens has some surprising benefits. One of was in some power plant, there’s a big board where two men were sitting. The massive proliferation of Windows XP, due to its massive levels of piracy (mostly in Asia) and the fact that it just won’t die, means that it’s the most popular operating system of all time. Chuck, speaking to CNet, estimates that his Bliss photo has been seen by “billions” of people worldwide. “Recently … An American photographer was allowed to go into North Korea. It seems fitting that, on April 1, a week before the April 8 retirement of Windows XP, we should honor technology’s most iconic image. What you probably didn’t know is that it’s a real photo, called Bliss, taken by Charles “Chuck” O’Rear in 1996, and then sold to Microsoft for an undisclosed sum (but it was apparently one of the highest prices ever paid for a single photo). The photo you see above - the default wallpaper for Windows XP - is probably the most recognizable image in the world.
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