Bliss

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Bliss is a stage in Nexed, resembling being based on the photo-turned-default Windows XP desktop originally taken by Charles O'Rear in 1996, as well as Windows XP itself.

History
Charles O'Rear, a former National Geographic photographer, took the original Bliss photograph in January 1996 while on his way to visit his girlfriend in San Francisco. Finding a spot of his journey to be perfect for a picture, he stopped on the side of the Sonoma Highway to take the picture, featuring green hills with few clouds. Dubbing it as "Bucolic Green Hills", he sold it to Westlight, which was acquired by Corbis in 1998. Since Bill Gates owned both Microsoft and Corbis, he was able to make Bucolic Green Hills the default wallpaper for Windows XP in 2001, renaming the photograph Bliss.

Due to its usage in Windows XP, Bliss has become one of the most recognized photographs in history. It has been the subject of many homages and parodies.

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