It doesn't look like it, but this is actually a fractal image, a repeating mathematical construct represented in 3d space.

A not very likely view from one of Jupiter's moons. I designed this scene really wide, but that made it painful to crop.

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.

Under the setting star, where the glow rods grow, the ocean stretches far and we dream of long ago.

The space scenes are the most clicked on in the Sci-Fi gallery, so I will be adding more planetary images. They will probably remain in the sci-fi gallery, as the scaling and positioning of even the most realistic scenes, will still be dictated by composition more than reality.

This one was a trick to balance contrast when seen on different monitors. Some monitors the shadows appear light, others very dark. (luckily, both extremes look good.)

I love mazes. I want to do more with the hedge maze idea, but I have another maze image in the works already, so I'll try to space them out a bit.

Can you capture stars in a net, or is it just a metaphor?

Someone has been here before, or are they here now? The rocks surrounding the formation are reminiscent of a crowd gathering for some ancient ceremony.