Absolutely stunning. One can only get it this right once in a life-time! Well Done.

I took one glance at this one and lost my breath. Its amazing contrast and perfect balance would have made me sign up years ago had I seen it.



This is why I keep coming back: I always find something to love!

This was actually the first picture I had ever seen from your site when a friend showed me it. I had from that point on checked the smaller versions of your pictures in hope that I could one day subscribe...which I did! Now I can view this and all your other amazing work at full size.



But to be more objective-

This one stands out to me, as with many other people, by the way the deep blue contrasts with the black in the background, which I love. The first glance effect of this picture is probably the most memorable over any other picture I've seen on this site(not to say the others don't stand out-quite the contrary). The range of colors and radiance packed together makes for an awesome spectacle--Awesome job!

I was dinking around and I don't even know how I ended up at this page! :D This has shot immediately right up to my favorite wallpaper you've ever done. It's just STUNNING!

So creative! I really love this one.

I currently am using this one on my new LCD monitor at work, and my co-workers love it! One of them asked me to show her where I got it from and I showed her this site, and she started using one of your wallpapers from the free gallery.

This is other-worldly, but not abstract. Think you've grouped this in the wrong bin ;) If all your abstracts were like this, I'd like your abstracts a lot more!!



However, you should do what you like and not chain yourself creatively. I've just become aclimated to the occasional abstract, though I never use them as wallpapers. This image is a rare exception. Nice work!

IMHO, this is the best abstract (if abstract it can be called) you've ever done. Perhaps it's not rated higher because it's kind of a "high maintenance" picture: Like Fluorescence, it works best on a monitor that can do justice to black (i.e. a glossy LCD), so that one can fully appreciate the radiance of the flowers. High contrast is also required so that the very dim rocky surface isn't lost to the eye. The texture and shadowing of the pebbles works really well.



Like most of your recent works this is best viewed at widescreen--there, instead of dominating the picture to the point of being a little claustrophobic, the flowers are like an island of light.



Anyway, I'm completely in love with it, even though I find it too distracting to use as a wallpaper.