The Dune Buggy, dust clouds, and shadow were rendered in Bryce, and composited into the scene I rendered in Terregen.

Image transmitted back from an exploring rover on an alien planet.

This one started out with a blue sky, no mountains, and no lake. It changed slowly, and ended up much better than what I thought I was making.

I wanted the background to be a long endless tube, but the wave pattern vanished too quickly in the distance, so I have to use a cone, but it achieved the effect I wanted perfectly.

When you make your own images, remember after you finish, and before your ender, try wild new camera settings. This image improved greatly after widening the field of view. (I stopped short of tilting to the side.)

This little monster fought me from beginning to end. I'm happy with the outcome, but it took forever.

These four dragons are all actually the same purple dragon rendering with the colors altered in Photoshop. Never underestimate Photoshop. This one works great when tiled!
The wide version actually has 6 dragons, rather than cropping or spacing, a 3rd row looked better.

Based on a free model from 3D Cafe. I can also render this on light backgrounds for paid licensing.

This one has a lot of hours invested. 48 of which were waiting for it to render. I shouldnt try for so much detail during such a busy time of year.