Yes indeed! Home is Full moon in Positano that my son took (incredible!) and the office has a photo we took of the Eiffel Tower on Bastille Day with the fireworks going off.

Yes, right now it is a gorgeous sunset view from the living room in the Villa Bouganville in Massa Lubrense. We stayed there a few years ago and I still dream about it. Wish I could be there right now!

I will alternate between that one and a spectacular view of the Bay of Naples from the Il Frutetto also in Massa Lubrense. Just beautiful! I keep dreaming!

Yes, I recently saved a picture that we took of Notre Dame on my computer at work. My computer has a picture taken by someone else(probably a Fodor's poster, I don't remember) of a street in the Latin Quarter. It always makes me smile when I think of everything we saw in Paris.

Of course!! At home my desktop has a pic I took of a lovely summer day in Bergen, Norway. At work I have my favorite pic of my Swiss hiking trip. It's Klein Scheidegg, where I had a stop on my way up Jungfrau.

Robespierre, that's the ugliest desktop pic I've ever seen--but funny as heck!! I might just borrow that someday when I'm in a bad mood. LOL!! :-))

yes, a photo of Angles Sur L'Anglin, a village fleuri in Poitou near friends in the department of the Vienne.
I had notecards made with the photo I snapped outside the Bistro du Paradou and a framed poster Jean-Louis gave me that someone had painted of the outside.
I'll visit next week to both places again.

ah, have a wonderful time!

Is your desktop a travel pic? Why, of COURSE it is, silly!

Mine is a picture of Lake Garda, as seen from a lakeside cafe in Riva.

Oh wow, these are great! Actually, my desktop is usually a painting by Luidmila Kondakova. I bought a screensaver from www.SecondNature.com with a bunch of Paris paintings by her. You can see her paintings here:
http://www.chalk-vermilion.com/kondakova_frameset.html

The paintings are beautiful & evoke that sense of Paris but the funny thing is that many of the details don't coincide. For instance, she has a painting of Chez Julien but the sign on the side of the building says Rue St-Julien-le-Pauvre (in the Latin Quarter) while the real Chez Julien is on the rue des Barres in the Marais. Still, they're pretty.

My screensaver is a montage of my travel photos; mostly Paris & Cincinnati. But the desktop of Luidmila changes daily on its own.

Diane, what a great photo (and a great thread)!

Isabel, you're Ann Forcier? Your photos are STUNNING!

Could you e-mail me? I need to ask you a question.

Thanks & ciao!

Here's another huge recommendation for Webshots. You can instantly make a fabulous screensaver with your own photos.

the Monastery of Montserrat, Spain, taken from webshots. my kid accidently removed it and it took an hour looking for it. pic has been on my desktop for almost a year. won't change it for anything. ahhh, wish to visit someday...

Yeah this is mine - http://img20.imagevenue.com/img.php?...01_hammock.jpg. I think it's either Bali or Phuket.

And of course Santorini http://img34.imagevenue.com/img.php?...santorini2.jpg

I have both wallpaper and screensavers. Windows XP has the option to use whatever is in the 'My Pictures' folder as a slideshow screensaver. I also have a programme from www.wallpaperchanger.de that changes the wallpaper every time I log on, from a selection of my favourite photos. I've also put a lot into my work computer, so my screensaver attracts many intrigued comments from my colleagues.

No, I have Jack Bailey and Mrs. Hanley.

Though I do have the shortcut for a webcam in Venice on my PC desktop--I check it out several times a day.

Since we are leaving for Italy in 48 hours and our first stop is Venice, it is my picture of my son, 9 at the time, in Piazza San Marco. He is now 11 , so I will update his picture on Thursday!

Always my own pics, almost always my travel pics. Last week it was one of my daughters and me in Venice. Right now it's a shot of Edinburgh, taken from the Castle. Ahhhhhhh.

I have the same software as PatrickLondon, and switch my backgrounds every 15 minutes or so. I find travel shots both restful, and a constant reminder of where I have been.

Usually I keep a folder of pictures from my last holiday, but If it has been too long between breaks, then I jave a selection of my favourite shots from various trips. Currently showing this photo:
http://www.microbes.plus.com/lakes2.htm

At the moment it's a photo we took at the Bridge of Flowers on our way to the Berkshires this spring; alternating are photos of Co. Wicklow gardens...

Yes Sydney Harbour Bridge by night taken by me...NYE 2003/4

Muck

Mine is a beautiful picture of the old town of Le Mans, France, which I found on the net once. It reminds me of France and how much I miss it and of the wonderful day I had in Le Mans last April.