We present synthetic images of accretion disks around young stars comp
uted from a model where the disk's vertical structure is solved assumi
ng hydrostatic equilibrium. The disk's brightness results from three e
mission processes: (1) the reprocessing of stellar photons in the opti
cally thick disk's regions; (2) the scattering of stellar photons in t
he optically thin parts of the disk; and (3) the thermal emission of t
he disk due to viscous energy dissipation during the accretion process
. We discuss the relative importance of these emission processes at wa
velengths ranging from 1.2 to 20 mum.