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Hi!
I want to show you my mandelbulb animation. I started to work on this around march 2012. It was a lot of work because there's a plenty scene in it. Hope you like it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTYIWUGB8RE

Love the red broccoli at 1:04!
Plus the exploding sphere at 3:45 , very nice.
That's a lot of exploring, great work.
I would like to have seen more time spent on less fractals, but that's just me. :)

Thanks! The broccoli is one of my favorite too.. :)
As I watched other fractal films, I found that sometimes they became a bit boring, because the camera moves too slow over a "landscape" through the whole film...
So I tried to create  lot of scene..

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Diagnosis Critéria : Compositionality : balanced ergonomically : Light construct : tendered to sweetened perfection, especial agreeable are your fog inputs, and camera swirls whirls, most cool we drool! :  Data : inhabitation this on your mind for some time and blessed are we its finished product 2 C,  to us shared it, please we be light of the dark : data ; you did it you did with all your might!  it is said great days, are when you have your ways! Glad, to see you having yours! Congratulations : we are in another place and time, but when we return : data : analysis to be continued :

Some could have been a little longer though, they didn't have time to become boring. You have to remember that fresh eyes are looking at your work.
Saying that, I've also had that problem with fractals, although many of them are amazing, a fatigue sets in because of repetition.
It would be nice to combine them all into one landscape.

Yes, you're right. While I made the film I watched these fractals over countless hours but the viewer - who see it for the first time - has fresh eyes.
Anyway, many people in my acquaintance doesn't know the fractals so I tried to make a movie to show them the diversity of this world.

I'm the same, and I get the feeling that they're not really into them, unlike like myself!
The really large spaces with cathedral architecture seem to work well, but perhaps sometimes fractal worlds are so unfamiliar and other-worldly that people 'switch off' from what they're seeing, in a semi-hypnotised stupor!  :scared:

Yes, i know that. :)
When I found this "broccoli" fractal, it came another idea: to make a film that shows real-life objects, and then fractals - similar to these objects. I think it would be a great project to find these simillarities, and peoples like this kind of stuff... :)