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1. Paul Carlson's Mind-Boggling
Fractals
http://www.mbfractals.com/
Here you will find eight fractal galleries with many fractal images that you can
download, five animated fractals, tutorials about fractals and information about
the fractal generating program that has become known world-wide simply as "MBF."
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2. Fractals by Gumbycat
http://www.geocities.com/Paris/5519/
This site contains a very graphical presentation of fractals by Linda
Allison. Her site contains a wide variety of information, from "Hits
and Tips" on using Fractint to images galleries. You can also find postings
of beautiful new images on the ABPF
newsgroup or an archive at Recent
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3. Chessiecat's
Fractint Fractal Gallery
http://www.fortunecity.com/roswell/barker/3/Chessiecat.html
"This humble fractal gallery is dedicated to Gumbycat,
without whose inspiration and helpful hints I may never have attempted
Fractint. Visit her and you might end up making a fractal, too." |
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4. Fractal Images by
Sharon Webb
http://home1.gte.net/itriazon/Sharon.htm
"This site contains galleries with about 15 images each, which you
can click on any image for a larger view... Sharon Webb created most of
the images using the Flarium24 program. The image here to the right is
one of many in her gallery." |
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5. Jean-Pierre
Louvet's Fractals Page
http://www.bdx1.u-bordeaux.fr/MAPBX/louvet/jpl0a.html
This site containings basic information on fractals, the discovery
of fractals (new), his own fractal album, and Fractals on the Web. at Bordeaux
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