All images which I created with Terragen can be found below. New images are at the bottom, old ones at the top of the site.

Another small scene with a rough mountain and a nice sky-texture.

Just another landscape, now an ice covered area.

Another landscape, this time a mountain partly covered with grass.

And again a landscape, this time a lake.

A landscape similar to the surface of the planet Mars. The clouds are nice!

Here we go again! This time a little Fantasy-World.

Another fantasy world (or where would you find such hills on our world?).

A nice, romantic Sunset. ;-)

A glacier.

A little bit dark, the hills are somehow unrealistic. Clouds look nice, the skytexture should have some stars on it. Maybe I'll add them someday...

Again a landscape, sunrise (or morning sun?).

A lake surrounded by Mountains. I tried to create some moderately realistic grass-textures...

My best landscape, it took smoe time to get the rocks in the river like they look now...

Just another Landscape.

A nice landscape. With the new version of terragen very nice surface-maps can be created.

This is my original entry for the Terracon "Light and Atmosphere" contest. Unfortunately, I chose the picture (19) instead of this.

My first Terracon-entry, the topic was reflections of the surface in the water. This was place 8 of 70 entries.

This was my second entry to the Terracon. The topic: "Light and Atmosphere". Didn't like it even myself, so it's not surprising that this picture only managed to become 28th place. BAD.

Since it is winter and we've got snow in the Voralpenland (the land in front of the Alps;-), IHAD to do something like that. If you wonder what these things in the foreground are, these are snowcrystals that are melting on the camera lens.

My third Terracon-Entry, the topic this time: "The most realistic Scene".
Title of the scene: "Desert Storm". Some nice Textures on the ground (Rocks&Sand)

Seems to be my eternal destiny: Every time I have just sent a picture to the Terracon, I manage to create one that's a thousand times better than the one I posted to Tim (the supervisor of the Terracon II). Wouldn't that be the ideal entry for the "The most realistic Scene" contest? :-(