On the menu above, the Misc. link includes updates and a short bio. Galleries leads to People and Places, Landscape, and Experimental galleries. Downloads leads to Bryce freebies including meshes, materials, and plants.  Choose the Tutorial link to learn how to create a bouquet of flowers in Bryce.  Bryce, Photoshop, Poser, and other links can be found on the links page.

A little about my favorite software:

Bryce, from Corel, is used to create natural and abstract worlds, landscapes, and whatever else an imagination will allow.  Bryce is entertaining and easy to use; I encourage anyone interested to give it a try.  As far as graphics programs go, Bryce is relatively inexpensive at about $299 (at Atomic Park, Bryce sells for $259 including shipping).  Be careful, though, Bryce can be addictive. If you'd like to try Bryce before buying, stop by the Corel web site and download the demo.

Poser, from Curious Labs, is a 3D character design tool.  I use it to add human and animal figures to my Bryce images.  Poser is currently priced at about $219.

Photoshop, from Adobe, is a professional image editing tool.  At about $600, it is also expensive.  Paint Shop Pro, from Jasc, is a very affordable alternative with similar results.