"Fleet Rendevous"

The Enterprise, The Constellation, and the Valiant leaving an earth-like moon, in orbit around a ringed gas giant.  I think it shows a nice contrast between styles.
  "The Mutara Nebula"

The Enterprise, entering the Mutara Nebula.  The Nebula actually began as a screen grab from the TWOK BluRay, and I worked to re-create it as close to the original as I could get.  I'll be using this backdrop again, with some renders of Reliant and Enterprise together.
  "Vulcan 2"

The Enterprise, visiting Spock's newly formed colony world he selected for the survivors from Vulcan.  This Vulcan does have a moon. :)
  "Survey Mission"

The Reliant, investigating a strange, new world.
  "Breaking Orbit"

The Enterprise, leaving a world of my own creation.
  "The Confrontation"

The Enterprise, chasing away an intruding Klingon Cruiser.
  "Departure"

The Enterprise, leaving Starbase.  I tried to experiment with some "Depth of Field" here; the Enterprise being perfectly in focus, the Starbase not as sharp, and the planet even less sharp.  I think it creates a pretty cool effect!
  "In Position..."

The Enterprise, just arrived at Saturn, at Chekov's recommendation.  I think this was my favorite effects shot in the entire movie!
  "The Galactic Barrier"

The Enterprise, approaching the Galactic Barrier.  This was inspired by the classic TOS episode, "Where no man has gone before".
  "Poster One"

Inspired by the official Paramount poster, recently released.
  "Poster Two"

Ships of the Fleet.  This showcases Enterprise, Hermes, and Saladin.
  "Rescue"

The Enterprise, approaching the Saladin, to help with repairs.  You can see the damage done, and that the repairs are already underway.
  "The Starship Venture Star"

The Venture Star, my latest mesh, set against my "Moon Rise" backdrop.  I really like the size of this ship; it gives it a sense of power, I think.
  "Tight Orbit"

Enterprise closely orbits a defrosting world.
  "Homecoming"

The Enterprise arrives home at Earth.
  "The Enterprise Revealed"

The first angle that we saw of the new Enterprise, complete with the shuttles.  I tried to keep everything lined up with the promotional image that was available.