Just what I've been looking for for a long time. Finding a wallpaper with the American flag on it and with the correct resolution ain't as easy as one might think. I love the U.S. and I think it's awesome of you, Se7en, to tell the American voters to go and vote today, especially as almost half of your population don't care to vote in your elections. I hope you got at least one person who didn't feel like voting today to change his/hers mind. By the way, I hope all the Californians here vote on Proposition 19 as well, it might change a whole lot of policy in the U.S. if it's passed.

I can't see nothing bad with this picture, I love it.

Great wallpaper!! I second what Se7en said, get out and vote today if you live in America

You're a grand old flag,/You're a high flying flag/And forever in peace may you wave.
-- "You're a Grand 'Ole Flag"
-- Music and lyrics by George M. Cohan

A beautiful shot of the Stars and Stripes; and a great sentiment by Mr. Cohan. My father came here with nothing but hope and his dreams were fulfilled.

I may add a little saturation to give the image a bit more oomph. Thank you for the submission. I'm off to the polls. Best to all.

Beautiful! First great wall of the US Flag. Makes me want to listen to Lee Greenwood.

Very appropriate for the US election day. Let's hope that all eligible American citizens exercise their franchise.

Instead of adding saturation, I adjust the levels to punch up the whites. I also used the healing brush to remove the more egregious creases.

Just fantastic. I love the depths of the colors. Big day today.

@Stubulman: Though I really do like how rich the reds and blues are in this original, I'd love to see the whites a bit brighter. Can you post a link to your version?

Very bright and vivid simple US flag is always useful.

Why can we never find a version laid out flat without creases?

I agree with others that this is one of the best (if not THE best) high resolution photo of the US flag in wallpaper resolution, that I have ever run across. Thanks Se7en! =) (Heheh... Your name just reminded me of a great movie called "Lucky Number Slevin" that I want to watch again. :P)

I agree with Stubulman that using the selective color or replace color tools and slightly making the whites more white would make this already great photo even better.