What famous scenic spots do the classic wallpaper of Windows system come from?

This picture must be familiar to everyone: the classic desktop wallpaper of Windows XP computer. The picture was taken at 1996 Sonoma, California wine town. The photographer said there was absolutely no trace of PS in the picture. Today, the hillside in the picture is covered with vines.

Antelope Canyon, Arizona, USA

Another famous Windows desktop. In fact, it is Antelope Canyon, located in the north of Arizona, USA. It is one of the famous slit canyons in the world. This place used to be the habitat of fork-horn sheep, and antelopes often walked in the canyon, so it was called antelope canyon. It's only three hours' drive from the Colorado Grand Canyon.

Mount Rainier, Washington, USA

Many people mistakenly think it is Mount Fuji in Japan. In fact, this is Mount Rainier, an active volcano, located in Washington State, USA. Surrounded by 25 large glaciers, sparkling lakes and large areas of wild flowers, the scenery is very beautiful.

Burlington, Ontario Canada

This is Burlington, Ontario. There is a great controversy about the authenticity of this painting. A reporter from Vanity Fair magazine spent a year investigating where this photo was taken. Later, with the help of photographers, they finally determined that this was an alley in Burlington.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) Namib National Park Red Desert, Namibia

Maybe you think this is the Sahara desert. Actually, this picture is PS's. Technicians found that the moon in the picture is upside down. But the sand dunes are real, the red desert of Namib National Park. In addition, this picture was originally the default desktop wallpaper for Windows XP computers. But then people complained that it looked like a pair of hips, so they gave it up.

Pyramid Lake, Nevada, USA

This is the Pyramid Lake in Nevada, USA. This picture was taken in 2004 and is the default background of the first generation iPad.

Seven, Cayman Islands coconut sand bar

This is a common coconut sandbar in Cayman Islands, with clear blue sky and blue sea.

8. The Blue Pond by Meiying in Hokkaido, Japan

This is the "blue pond" of Meiying in Hokkaido, Japan. The scenery changes with the change of light, which is very beautiful.

Nine, Stonehenge, Virginia, USA