Normally I don't do images with alternate versions, but I liked both version of this one too much to drop one. A link to the other is on the wallpaper page, above the image.

Close-up of a golf ball teed up and ready. This will be a great wallpaper for the office at work.

A mysterious glow on a subterranean lake. This image started by accident, with the camera under the landscape, the strange view was too compelling to ignore.

Here's a striking wallpaper you can have a ball with in your spare time. (I couldn't pin down what I wanted to say about this turkey, wrong frame of mind I guess.)

I frame many of my images with a tree in the foreground, and since the primary use of the image is wallpaper, and majority of users icons run along the left side, I put the trees on the left.

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.

An unconventional wallpaper. Which direction do you follow?

Another beach scene, probably the best so far. I like beach scenes on my desktop, so don't expect this to be the last.

I've always love the simple geometric shapes, with that sharp clarity making your monitor look like you paid so much more than you did.