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Fractal Images at Other Sites

• The Electric Origami Shop Presents a small group of recent fractals from the Research labs at IBM. Thanks Cliff!
• Alden Bliss alden@oz.net has a webpage with GIF89a fractal animations They require a recent release of the Netscape navigator or a fully implemented GIF viewer to view properly.
• Ken Mattern kjmatt@ro.com has a webpage dedicated to Fractal Images.
• Rene Ertzinger Rene@Mindlink.bc.ca is a Vancouver fractal artist who has created a gallery on the Web with excerpts from his CyberLight Matrix CDRom fractal collection. The images are from an interesting variety of fractal formulae and are quite well presented. For those fractal enthusiasts looking for more, and don't mind paying, I've looked at the CDrom and it is a well put together package, with it's own display software with some unique colour palette style animation techniques.
• Paul Derbyshire pderbysh@chat.carleton.ca at Carlton Univ. in Ottawa has a new Fractal Gallery on the Web With a nice variety of images.
• I can't swear that they qualify as fractal, but they are interesting images regardless. Take a look at Tom Holroyd's Video Feedback page. Comments to tomh@bambi.ccs.fau.edu
• A study of Symmetric Chaos at Univ. of Houston is on the web under the heading Images of Chaos
• Ashton Mason amason@cs.uct.ac.za in South Africa introduces some fractals.
• Finally, someone has presented a collection of fractals by Paul Carlson pjcarlsn@ix.netcom.com. He has consistently presented unique and imaginative renderings of mandelbrots as well as working with some less familiar fractal types. His Gallery of Fractals is now available courtesy of J. C. Sprott.
• A nice collection of Black & White Mandelbrots from thierry@marion.ief-paris-sud.fr
• Phil's Fractal Gallery is a fractal image collection generated by an interactive fractal explorer created by Philippe Latremoliere phlatrem@cnrs-orleans.fr.
• There are two new fractal areas at Spanky that some might find interesting. There is the Fractint Users Gallery for all those Fractint enthusiasts as well as the Fractint DEEPZOOMING pages, dedicated to those tireless pioneers striving forever deeper (and forever longer), into the Mset.
• The Fractal Gallery and the Fractal Animations Gallery at sunsite.cnam.fr, University of Rennes.
• Recent submissions to the alt.binaries.pictures.fractals newsgroup are archived at the web.cnam.fr site.
• Valery Kritchallo, V.V.Kritchallo@dutiwv.twi.tudelft.nl at Delft University of Technology, Holland has created two very interesting new fractal pages. A gallery of previous work and an index to some of his more recent fractal creations and Synth Art Exhibition.
• The "Contours of the Mind" Exhibition page at ANU.
• A virtual gallery of fractal images (Art)^n Fractal Gallery containing images from a variety of fractal artists and computer graphics specialists.
• The Geometry Centre at University of Minnesota presents some interesting fractals.
• Melissa Binde presents a nice selection of images created with Fractint at Swarthmore.
• Don Lebow in Hawaii has a really nice collection of fractals created with Fractint.
• Jonathan Wolfe, a high flying fractal enthusiast, presents a series of images of his creation, Julia's Dream
• John Holder jholder@nmsu.edu presents his page of "Ultra-Keen 3D Attractor Pix"
• Angelo Ovidi, in Italy, introduces a series of fractal icons, for his departmental webserver, Informatical Engineering at University Of Pisa
• Kerry Mitchell lkmitch@primenet.comhas created a Fractal Web Page.
• Matt Carswell mcarswll@wam.umd.edu has a series of modified fractals in 24bit-Jpeg format.
• Art Baker, (ayb@rain.org) gives us a large collection of his fractal images.
• Randy Ralph presents some fractal images created with Recursive Realm Software.
• Rollo Silver, the editor of AMYGDALA, the fractal newsletter has opened up a homepage of his fractal images.
• Tim Stilson, stilti@leland.stanford.edu presents some very interesting images of Chaotic Attractors
• J.C. Sprotts "Fractal Gallery from University of Wisconsin.
• J.C. Sprott also maintains an archive of recent submissions to the "Alt.Binaries.Pictures.Fractals Usenet newsgroup.
• Douglas Cootey gives us Bugs fractal page.
• diane@colover.demon.co.uk has created a series of fractals and fractal collages.
• A Fractal Art Show by Len Bruton at Univ. of Calgary.
• A Fractal Calendar from Daryl H. Hepting at Simon Fraser University.
• Ken Musgrave maintains an An online gallery of algorithmic artworks
• The Virtual Museum of Computing presents a Mandelbrot Exhibition
• View Quaternion julia sets at Chalmers. Henrik Engstr÷m give us his Holo Series and Alberto Enrico Minetti presents his work in this field.
• Pascal Massimino's Quaternion Julia set gallery.
• Tom Holroyd at Florida Atlantic University, gives us some 2D and 3D slices from Quaternion Space.
• Uwe Krueger presents The Beauty of Chaos, an interactive journey by pictures through the Mandelbrot.
• FractalNet presents a collection of fractals by Uwe Krueger and Heinz Wolf.
• The web pages of Clifford A. Pickover
• Some 3d fractals from Stewart Dickson via Mathart.com.
• A few fractals from wright@maui.net
• The Computer Graphics Gallery at www.maths.tcd.ie
• A Fractal Artwork Exhibits from Kevin J. Gross.
• Scott Draves "spot@cs.cmu.edu" has produced two excellent fractal series. The Flame and the Fuse series.
• A visit to the The San Francisco Fractal Factory. A small but perhaps growing gallery from a fractal enthusiast.
• Some Gratuitous Fractals from evans@ctrvax.vanderbilt.edu.
• A fractal page from Softsource.
• A series of Fractal generated clouds
• There is a Fractal Graphics Library at U.I.U.C. in Illinios.
• Ryan Grant at U.I.U.C. has some Favourite Fractals , that are quite nice.
• The old A.F.P. fractal ftp archive at csus.edu
• Giuseppe Zito's latest creation The Algorithmic Image Gallery
• Some fractal images and animations from Eric Schol at the U. of Twente in the Netherlands.
• Lloyd's Park is a home page mostly dedicated to fractals from Lloyd Peppard at Queens U.
• A collection of Fractal Images Stored at NASA for the K-12 educational program.
• Don Archer has a dedicated Fractal Art Website exploring several fractal themes. Visit The Fractal Zoo, The Fractal Camera and Faultline Fractals
• Don Archer is also one of the organizers of MOCA: Museum of Computer Art which exhibits several fractal artists.
• A few more fractals from bijl@chem.ruu.nl Ferry at the Univ. of Utrecht in the Netherlands.
• A collection of Jpeg and Mpeg fractal zooms from a new gallery at Ecole Polytechnique in France.

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