Good lighting was a challenge, as all the complicated refractions in the face obscured the nose and other features.

A sleepy sea side village, quiet and still. Except for one barrel, in the process of mysteriously disappearing.

The color choice in this one gives an added bonus to LCD monitors, as it changes color when viewed from different angles.

This image holds the record for taking too long. Too many blurry reflections, too many scattered and reflected light rays to calculated.

I've always love the simple geometric shapes, with that sharp clarity making your monitor look like you paid so much more than you did.

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

This started out as one of many experiments in creating waves, but the waves became secondary as the islands developed.

This is made from parts of another project I've been working on for my other business, House Hunter.

The name of this kaleidoscopic version of 'Tin Spot' is derived from the illusionary affect if has on the eye. Stare at it for awhile, and see what I mean.