Fractals Gallery
Butterflies
The artist interprets this image as a swarm of butterflies hovering around an invisible but attractive object. On the other hand, it could be a Rorschach inkblot test, which has run amok.
Midnight in Moscow
Sometimes creating fractal imagery takes on aspects of photography. “Midnight in Moscow” started out as a very complicated image but I spotted an area that looked like minarets and, with some mathematical coaxing, got the "snapshot".
Spiral
The large leaves represent the basins of attraction for the roots of the equation z^11 = 1. As the leaves spiral around counterclockwise, at “3 o'clock” they cross into an invisible plane.
Cosh One
These images are pure fractals that are related to the mathematical function f(z) = cosh(z). They have been rendered with different magnifications. Cosh 2 is the tip of the central part of Cosh 1.
Broken Spiral
A pure fractal-like image that results in multiple spirals, which reach out to infinity.
Cosh Two
These images are pure fractals that are related to the mathematical function f(z) = cosh(z). They have been rendered with different magnifications. Cosh 2 is the tip of the central part of Cosh 1.
Meltdown
Deep in the bowels of a nuclear reactor, an eerie glow is being masked by a sinister fractal.
Dragonfly
A large dragonfly, together with its smaller buddies, is attacking the spot where, just a moment ago, a delicious morsel was roused to move.