Based on many stories of lights hovering in the woods. Personally, when I need to go behind a tree, I turn off my headlights.

A forest with trees reaching for the moon.

Long forgotten, but the magic remains.

My first image with the new version of the popular 3D software, Bryce 5 just out. The ferns are imported, but the trees are one of Bryce's new features.

A serene snow scene to soothe information superhighway road rage You can barely see it, but a photo of snow coved trees makes the forest appear thicker, Thanks to Dave of Dave's Photography for the photo.

Groovy wallpaper for groovy people.

The landscape is not as dramatic as I first envisioned, but I like how it all came together.

When I started this rendering it was almost warm outside. As I worked, the weather grew colder and started to snow. I'm sure that was just a coincidence.

Finished, scrapped, and restarted 3 times, I think I'm getting too critical. My concept was shady, yet well lit. Of course, a paradox.