Not a very effective moat, but it makes a pretty lake.

Happy Halloween everyone!

Mathematically generated Fractal flame image. A dual screen version of this will soon be available, that has the other wing on the second monitor.

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

This one was a trick to balance contrast when seen on different monitors. Some monitors the shadows appear light, others very dark. (luckily, both extremes look good.)

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.

This was an image I tried to do years ago, but lacked the computer processing power. It still crashed a couple times, but nothing will stop this mob.

An extreme wide angle view stretches the scene, not only allowing more to be seen, but making it much more dramatic as well.

A not very likely view from one of Jupiter's moons. I designed this scene really wide, but that made it painful to crop.

Problems with a new video card not wanting to handle complicated images, had me change to new subjects 4 times. I rushed to replace the broken one without doing enough research.