Virtually sculpted in Amorphium software. This has been used on corporate Christmas cards, and multiple magazines.

Not a very effective moat, but it makes a pretty lake.

I frame many of my images with a tree in the foreground, and since the primary use of the image is wallpaper, and majority of users icons run along the left side, I put the trees on the left.

Another view of the maze of walls I used once before in Far Keep.
I was tempted to put a trashcan outside the gate. (can you imagine taking out the trash?)

An image to represent looming on the edge of disaster. Yet it still goes in the humorous category.

When you make your own images, remember after you finish, and before your ender, try wild new camera settings. This image improved greatly after widening the field of view. (I stopped short of tilting to the side.)

Groovy wallpaper for groovy people.

I wanted to keep this one simple and elegant as the subject. The clouds resisted remaining simple, but the effect worked just as well.

Ever stare at your desktop icons and think this looks like hieroglyphics? Well here you go!