Keep an eye out for unlicensed use of this image, it will probably be pirated a lot. (Ironic, huh?)

Really dark images are difficult because I need to take into account some monitors are darker than others, hiding some details, but this image can be dramatic both ways.

This one came out a lot better than I had hoped for. I was going to make the face look plastic, but it is much more mesmerizing staring into this face on your desktop.

I am working too much right now, hence the work theme. I can't wait until I'm doing remote beaches again.

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

Bryce 5 handles complex models like this grass slower than Bryce 4, but the addition of the 'depth of field' more than makes up for it.
This is one of my more popular images. The grass in the foreground was even used on a Canadian postage stamp.

I've been tweaking this image for a week now, and have come to the conclusion I liked the first version best.

A magical ring of stones, can you think of a better way to travel?

Anybody seen the watering can? The column is made from knot parts from Steven Abbott's Knots3d program.