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

This is a fractal image. The spectral lens flare isn't added, it is actully part of the fractal. I am adding a category for fractals, and will be adding several more soon. See the search page to select the gallery.

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.

Busy, busy. It took me a week to get this image online. I need a guiding light to lead me through my workload.

I had been working on these strange trees for awhile without much of a subject, until I thought of adding some deer. Now I'm happy.

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

An extreme wide angle view stretches the scene, not only allowing more to be seen, but making it much more dramatic as well.

If you lose yourself in your work, it may be harder to find where you left your tools.