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Originally Posted by FlyACL
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Sure you can, all you have to do is use the "pictures" program instead of setting it through the "Today Screen" settings.
Go Start->Programs->Pictures. Then find the picture you would like to use as wallpaper and go Tools->Set as Today Wallpaper. The next screen you see will let you set a transparency level. 0% is NO transparency and 100% is total transparency. Set it and click "OK". Done and Done! Enjoy!
*Edit* I forgot to mention, to get rid of it as the wallpaper, just go into the Today settings and pick a different theme. (other then the current one selected)
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Thanks FlyACL for your insight. That is exactly what I was after.