How to Determine the Bing.com Homepage Background Image Photo Details

So if you're like me, you may think that the photographs shown on the Bing.com homepage are pretty damn cool.  I've actually decided to set Bing.com as my permanent homepage just for the cool pictures they put up everyday.  But if you're also like me, you may be wondering, 'Where in the world was that photo taken?' or 'What is that a picture of?'. 

So how can you find the details of the photos on Bing.com?  Until last week, I was still unsure about how to go about finding the photos detail information on the Bing.com homepage.  Well, I figured it out, and it's pretty simple... to find out the details of the photographs displayed in the background of Bing.com's homepage:

1. Go to Bing.com, and hover your mouse over the Copyright symbol © or as of 2013, hover over the (i) symbol (within the photograph located on the lower right-hand side of the image). 
2. When you hover over the symbol, a tooltip box will pop-up displaying information about the image, such as what is pictured in the photo, where the photo was taken, and the photograph's other copyright details.

To get even more information about the Bing.com background image, you can also hover over other areas of the image, which will show a square box and a pop-up message, which will display other information about the photograph (but sometimes it will just have semi-related seach type stuff).

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On another note.... You may be wondering, the images on Bing.com are cool, but I use Google.com to do most of my searches... 'Can you display background images on Google.com?'    Actually, you can set a background image on Google.com.  To do this, go to Google.com and in the bottom left corner, click Change background image.  You will then need to sign in to your Google account to set the desired background image.   While this is a nice feature to spice up your Google.com homepage, it's still not as cool as Bing.com's new and unique photo everyday IMHO.