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.

I made the lights with primitive shapes in Vue 6, (Meta and Boolean objects) but as I kept making it more and more detailed, it ended up taking 64 hours to render. Which half way through, had me wondering if it would take 12 days.

I need more dramatic lighting in my scenic images. I try not to add extra lights to keep it as realistic as possible.

This image has around 300,000 sunflowers, all greeting the sun.

A tank fires a sabot enclosed round. The large file size is due to the detail in the grass and leaves. Large smooth areas of color compress more in Jpeg format.

The reflective material, mercury maybe, sags under it's own weight, and dents the surface without breaking the surface tension.

This one gave me a lot of trouble, I never did get all of it to render at once. I pieced it together from 3 separate renders of the same scene.

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

I still see light in the tavern's windows, apparently dawn came early for the townsfolk.