box of quaternions-edit

[alij]

box of quaternions-edit



http://www.fractalforums.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=14884

Made a few changes - box of quaternions.
Exploring the wealth of shapes from Quasz - using a variety of formulas.

larger image
http://al1babaa.deviantart.com/art/Nice-quat-box1-401306154

[Nahee_Enterprises]

    box of quaternions-edit
            http://www.fractalforums.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=14884
    Made a few changes - box of quaternions.
    Exploring the wealth of shapes from Quasz - using a variety of formulas.

Your collection is growing by leaps and bounds!!!  Including the addition of photos and linens with fractal prints.     
I think I recognize one of those photo prints, the one inside of the lower right-hand box.  Looks like "Pieces 01".
 

[alij]

Thanks,

Really enjoyed making this image. Ahh! yes I did include your chess piece
couldn't resist.

I don't remember which formula I used but the white quaternion shape I find particularly intriguing
the form turns in on itself and reminds me very much of the outer lip on a conch shell.

I think I will start on a new scene and collection now, if you have any Quasz parameter files
for interesting shapes you are willing to share I will build them in.

[Nahee_Enterprises]

    Thanks,  Really enjoyed making this image.  Ahh! yes I did include your chess piece couldn't resist.
    I don't remember which formula I used but the white quaternion shape I find particularly intriguing
    the form turns in on itself and reminds me very much of the outer lip on a conch shell.

    I think I will start on a new scene and collection now, if you have any Quasz parameter files for
    interesting shapes you are willing to share I will build them in.

I have seen some things, a couple of times before, that were very similar to your "white quaternion shape".  Just never saved them when I was doing the renderings.

As to QuaSZ parameter files, I have quite a few of them, definitely over 200.  Just not sure which ones would fit into the category of "interesting shapes".
 

[alij]

Referring back to your Quasz gallery I see what you mean about difficultly in defining interesting shapes as there are so many.

I like  this one a lot.
http://www.nahee.com/Fractals/QuaSZ/Images/Formula-k3_CQJ.jpg

Thanks for the software link there are a few there programs that I wasn't aware of
I will try out some of the trial versions.


  

[Nahee_Enterprises]

    Referring back to your Quasz gallery I see what you mean about difficultly in defining interesting shapes as there are so many.
    I like this one a lot.     http://www.nahee.com/Fractals/QuaSZ/Images/Formula-k3_CQJ.jpg

That particular image is a Complexified Quaternion Julia using the built-in formula "k3" for Function #1.  You can see another version of it at the following location:
          http://www.fractalforums.com/mystic-fractal-programs-gallery-b167/formula-k3_cqj/

Thanks for the software link there are a few there programs that I wasn't aware of I will try out some of the trial versions.

Yes, there are quite a few, both for Windows and Mac, and in 32-bit or 64-bit versions.
 

[alij]

Great I'll check out that particular formula
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That formula creates lovely shapes
http://www.deviantart.com/art/K3-glassy-401819821

[Nahee_Enterprises]

    Great I'll check out that particular formula
        ---
    That formula creates lovely shapes
            http://www.deviantart.com/art/K3-glassy-401819821

Yes, that particular formula has a lot of potential.