I kept most of the test renders to experiment with making a slideshow of it's creation. It showed me I rendered over 90 test renders.

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.

Celluloid, one of the earliest plastics made motion picture film possible.

Using Bryce 5's new Metaball feature, this cave is created by showing the interior of a series of metaballs.

I had to sacrifice some detail on the man pouring the bucket, to show the great distance the catwalks cover.

I would finish images sooner if I didn't keep putting in detail that doesn't even show up in the final image. For example, the rope texture and frayed end, coconuts on the beach, and the sunburn on the legs.

I drew the bump map (planet surface) in Photoshop, and spent too much time trying to get it just right, because only 10% shows up in the final image.

I liked how the lenses on the lighthouse lamp affected the light, but I wish it showed up more in the final image. Maybe I'll use it again someday.