It doesn't look like it, but this is actually a fractal image, a repeating mathematical construct represented in 3d space.

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 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.)

I put off images that give me trouble, switching back to a previous problem child. I switched back to this one which accepted my tweaking much better this time.

A recreation of an image that was almost ready when I lost it to to a corrupted tree model that wouldn't let the source file load.

It was tough trying to find how the guns fire on the Mustang. I found an old flight training manual for the plane that said the guns fire simultaneously so that the push on the plane is even. The b-29s are in a Group Javelin Down formation, the differences in altitude make them appear out of place.

An actual 3d fractal flame, hovering over an ocean. It's actually a composite of 3 renders, one of the 3d fractal, one of an ocean at the same angle, and a 2d version of the fractal used to cast reflections in the water.

I frame many of my images with a tree in the foreground, and since the primary use of the image is wallpaper, and majority of users icons run along the left side, I put the trees on the left.

The idea for this one started while walking through a bookstore, and noticing just how many books, of all types, had skulls on the cover. Try counting them yourself next time.

I don't know what she sees in him, but I am jealous...