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| This Picture to the left is a great example of self-similarity, a key element in fractal geometry. Look at the original big "Elephant head". Now look deeper into the picture. You will notice that the same "Elephant head" is found throughout the picture. My mom thought it was a sea-horse, but it is very important that it remains though of as "The Elephant X-Ray." |
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| Beleive it or not, these two images immediately above are actually the same equasion (The Mandelbrot Set, in fact), with different 'coloring algorithms' added in the mix. Can you see any similarities between them? My friends can't, but once you've been doing this for a long time, you'll get the hang of it. |
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| Do you recognize this picture? That's right, its from my galleryhome page. UltraFractal can do just about anything to a fractal image, including 3D mapping effects such as this tropical island scene on 'Mandelbrot Island'. |
| These three first images are actually derived from the same equasion, but they look different because of certain 'coloring algorithms' that determine the color for each pixel. |