This one took so long to render that I skipped all post editing. I normally make some minor adjustments.

What a beautiful morning. My mornings are never this nice. Oh wait, that's more like my morning.

I didn't use lo-res models as the tiny trees in the background, so this image had over 22 trillion polygons. (69.6 trillion when rendering the dynamically generated parts.) Defiantly NOT a model of efficiency.

I was trying to rush out the door for a business trip, but had to wait for this one to finish rendering.

This image rendered for three days on 4 computers before crashing, and losing all the work. I rendered again at wallpaper sizes only, just to get it online. I may never try rendering a commercial version of this one again.

This one refused to finish rendering. I had to render it in pieces, and stitch it together. It's like the owner of this Keep didn't even want me messing with it. The wide version shows more of the maze.

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.

Bryce 5's trees refused to work the way I wanted, so I used complex models in the solid glass spheres instead. This turned out to be a mistake. Due to the intense reflection depth rendering, this took a week to render.

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.