There is something about this fractal I really like. Note the little flower shape is the whole fractal repeating itself on it's side. It repeats like that infinitely.

Mathematically generated Fractal flame image. A dual screen version of this will soon be available, that has the other wing on the second monitor.

A still life arrangement of Poppies, I expected this to render without the difficulty of some of my more complex images, but it turns out the hairy stems using complex displacement maps to create the hair, never rendered he way the preview versions did.

I started the candle last year for a holiday image, but didn't finish in time. I almost forgot about it.

This one has been sitting unfinished for a year, because the gray blast wave didn't like mixing with the fire, and kept crashing the computer. I figured out it would render once per loading of the image, only crashing the second attempt. So I reloaded after each test render, which let me finish.

I like this one on my desktop, the windows open like they are part of the scene. This image holds the record for crashing my computer, the mushrooms had a few too many polygons.

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.

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

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