This one has been sitting unfinished for a year, because the gray blast wave didn't like mixing with the fire, and kept crashing the computer. I figured out it would render once per loading of the image, only crashing the second attempt. So I reloaded after each test render, which let me finish.

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.

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.

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.

I like this one on my desktop, the windows open like they are part of the scene. This image holds the record for crashing my computer, the mushrooms had a few too many polygons.

I've been going back and forth working on this and another image. Apparently this one won, the other still has a few hours work to go.

At first you may mistake this for a photograph. So I am mentioning it here, so I don't repeat where magazines license the image, then change their mind when they realize it's not.

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.

Busy, busy. It took me a week to get this image online. I need a guiding light to lead me through my workload.