You can step inside one of my volumetric images with this 360 degree panorama. 

Red Genie 360 Panorama

Another volumetric space, so you're standing in the middle of a volumetric object. If you have the bandwidth, check out the larger version, it's got a lot of details that are fun to check out.

Regroup Small Version 360 Panorama
Regroup Large Version 360 Panorama

A volumetric space, you're inside a sphere with a crazy crackled mirrored surface, seeing reflections inside of reflections inside of reflections as you travel forward. 

*note*
This animation is a bit large, around 9 megs in file size.

Blue Matrix

A volumetric space to explore, you're traveling forward, inside a sphere, with a wild reflective material coating everything in sight.

*note* This animation is a bit large, around 9 megs in file size.
Matrix2

This is a fly- out of something that reminded me of a speck of dust. You start out at the core, then you fly out of it as you're facing reverse, until you can see the entire world. (Make your own favorite sound effects while watching this one.)

Dust Mote World

Andes Panorama

Iraq Fly Out

Seeing the animations the networks are doing, zooming in and around satellite images of Iraq, I wanted to try to reproduce this effect myself. They're not perfect, but I think they came out pretty cool. There's three here, each one a little different.
Fly out 1
Fly out 2
Fly out 3

Back when we were Beta testing Bryce 5, we reached a point where it was allowable to post images and animations created in Bryce 5, but we weren't able to TALK about it, or say anything about the images. So, to show Bryce users that it had a new goodie called METABALLS, I created this animation to show that they attract and repel each other.  So, here's a little something fun I cooked up to test some new goodies, and this was created using pure, 100% native Bryce 5 goodies.... draw your own conclusions. :)  
 
Bryce 5 Animation

This was a conceptual piece I tinkered with a while ago. I took a series of still images of myself with my trusty little webcam, then frame by frame, used them to create a terrain height field and animated the whole thing. There's two faces in this one that are animated- the one on the left is with the face poking outward, the one on the right is reversed, with the face pressed back into the surface. You'll see what I mean when you view it. Tedious work, to say the least, and this made for one massive scene file. And yeah, I know, I was having a very bad hair day when I recorded these frames. Deal.

Scream Face

This is one of my all time favorite scenes that I've created over the years, so here's a fly- by animation of a mountain range, as if you were traveling by airplane. 

Mountain Fly- by

An underwater scene, not intended to be realistic. Follows a small diving craft into a cave. Created as a test render for materials and settings more than anything else. Yeah, I know, it has a glitch where a wing on the right goes through the rock. I was just playing.

Cave traveler

A fun adventure inside volumetric flames, with some refractive spheres tossed in for good measure.

Fire Traveler 

A cool animated series of rings. This object started life as a 3D mesh of a Poser Guy. There's a tutorial on how this was done, listed at this site under Bryce Tutorials.

Ring Star 1 

This started life as a 3D mesh of a Poser Guy, which was replicated and turned into a funky star shape- all the parts were converted into the torus shape, then I modified the shape and location over time. You can learn more about this concept by visiting my Bryce Tutorials page on this web site.

Man Star 4