Everything is getting really warm, and the trees are all starting to turn green. That's April. I was just talking a walk in some woods and found these not green trees and a summer-like sky. And it looked nice.

This was taken the same time as the 'Through The Eye' picture. While I was driving in a bad storm with hail and heavy rain, it all of the sudden stopped, and the sky just opened up... so I got out and took some shots.

And that is this.

So, I went back to the same scene shot in 'In The Mourning' that I liked so much, and took it again. But, since it was 5 months later, the weather had kind of changed... a bit. This is the winter version of the original great shot.

So one day, when it was too late to go outside, I had an urge to take pictures. I looked around my room and though that it would be cool to take a picture of my guitar neck waaaa(aa)ay close. I didn't know the camera's macro would do it so well though.

Well, despite my anger of having to go to school at all on Thursday, I came home and beared the freaking cold weather to get my first winter shots with my new camera. This is one of the firsts that I got of the snow on a branchy tree.

This is my favorite of all the shots I took on that particular day. The tree at the edge of the field seemed to need to have it's picture taken, and the color scheme I gave it in Photoshop somehow worked.

The other day, I took the camera and tripod out behind the house to get some good pictures. This was a shot taken from the field behind my house, looking across a valley with a pond, and, obviously, a farmhouse at the other side. I enhanced the colors in Photoshop, giving it the name.

I decided to make another atom background after getting good feedback from the first. The result was a more glassy, shiny feel that I really liked. In fact, I like it more than the first. The title is actually scientifically appropriate, as the element Carbon has 6 electrons.

This background was actually pretty tough to make. It was a simple picture I took, but then decided a color to black/white contrast would look nice. So I used two layers, desaturated one, and on the other replaced every single color besides the red of the tree, then overlayed it onto the black/white layer. I like the outcome!

The same sweet background as the one before it... Only, as you maybe can tell, this one is blue!!! I Really do like this backgrounds. It, too was made with Photoshop 7.0.

Support Yellow Dart Studios by putting this fabulous background on your PC today! I made this in Photoshop 7.0 from scratch. I actually thought it was pretty cool lookin' and should be your background for a long time, I mean I know its gonna be mine!

A neat picture I took on my cruise on a beach in Jamaica... I think. If you are wondering why these backgrounds say brokenspace.com and think that I stole them... brokenspace.com was merely the site I was going to buy and put my pictures on before I started YDS. I actually bought the site and never did anything with it... That's why!

I created this from a picture of a flower I took. Digitally edited and "coolalized" it a bit, and got quite a nice outcome. Made using Adobe Photoshop 7.0.

This is a photograph from when we were departing from Grand Cayman on the same cruise... Nice.

This is a photograph I took in Cozumel, Mexico while on my cruise last year. Has always been one of my favorites.