LionsDragon

Thank you, @Seerose! I thought it was pretty magical, too, and wanted to share. @welshblue, the name does sound that way, doesn't it? Never even occurred to me, d'oh! I was looking for a holiday light display, actually, but found this instead.

@Pixey, I guess my love of mysteries won't stay hidden.

Thanks! I found the scene very peaceful when I photographed it; it's a lovely park.

Hey, life happens. School comes first. Good luck on your exams!

Thanks! That's actually what I was thinking! (The funny part is, this is a really nice area--but it looks so spooky at night.)

Based on a quick photo I took while we were coming back from the grocery store.

Oh my gosh, @IRON67, these are fantastic! That must have taken a lot of patience.

Hey, no worries. Life happens. You need a shoulder, just ask.

*squee* Thank you!

Thank you! *hug*

I think this is a fantastic idea! It could prevent a lot of frustration when people try to download or use obsolete plugins. But um...could you please not use that shade of yellow-green?

Off-topic but, awesome game. I still want a chocobo.

Grrr...hardest poll I've ever voted in. I just wanted all of them for my tree! Speaking of which, have to figure out where to put it this year....

PostImage, Imgur, and DeviantArt accounts are all free.

@Seerose, I wish every day could be as colorful and pretty as your pictures!

Okay, the new piece is just STUNNING!

*jaw drops* I...uh...WOW!!

*bows head in a moment of silence* Nice touch with the flares too.

@Woodsy, I found an old .pdf with the pics and .xml files. Sending the pics momentarily.

Welcome! You're off to a great start!

Your planet looks awesome (and you didn't use Planetoid or Shape3D, either, which is impressive). Your black hole picture, however, made my jaw drop; I had to show my husband, and he was also impressed. I've been obsessed with the Titanic since Robert Ballard found it when I was a kid, so I look forward to your images!

Yes, I'll have one of each please!

Dude. I have been waiting for this since you announced it! Of course I'm going to be out of town until Friday...fnord. Ah well, looks like great fun when I get home; thank you!

@RMSTITANIC, I think a star by definition has a gaseous body, ergo no rock to be liquefied. Although I suppose technically, if a rock body were under enough pressure to liquefy it might become gaseous enough...ummm.... @Drydareelin, haalp!!!

I like your style (big fan of astronomy, I am). That's a fine pulsar!