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Fractal Resources

Fractal Images

This first image was done using Fractint. It is a 1024x768 pixel image done from a close-up of the barnsley-julia-set. I just recently found out this particular image is copyrighted by Brad Beacham.

The fractal image on the left is one I did in WinFract 18.21, a Windows-based reimplementation of Fractint 18.21.

The image in the center is one I created using Fractint 19.2, a Dos-based fractal mapping program.

The image on the right is one I created using Fractint 19.3.

The below images, all six, are 1024x768 pixels. They have been sized to fit your screen.

These next three images, I created using Fractint 19.3.

Although you're free to download and use these fractals, unless you have a T1 connection to the Web it may take a while, therefore I suggest that you download the parameter file with all of the parameters for these fractals; but be aware that, if you do, you will need FractInt in order to render the images.

Go to Sean Reed's Home Page
Go to Sean Reed's Telnet Page
Go to Sean Reed's PARameter File Page
Go to Sean Reed's Gaelic Resource Page
Go to Sean Reed's Search Engine Page
Go to Interactive Fractal Explorers
Go to Fractint Related pages
Go to My report on Fractals Requires: Adobe Acrobat Reader
If you have any questions or comments (good or bad) about this Web page please e-mail me at the address below, or just click on it to go to my email script. Be sure to include, in the subject line, the title of the page.
	Sean Reed
	Clark College
	e-mail:sreed@csci.clark.edu

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