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This is a 3D anaglyph image. You'll need red/cyan 3D glasses to view it.

It's worth digging to try to find a pair of 3D glasses. The effect is quite dramatic.
If you don't have 3D glasses you can click on the link below to see a non anaglyph version.




The image is a Julia set from deep inside a spiral on a "Dragon" from seahorse valley on the main Mandelbrot set. The C point is
-0.7657608754691261,   0.1086621836218715i. The plot is centered on the origin, at a real width of about 0.000526
 (5.26E-4).


If you do have access to red/cyan 3D glasses, check out the other images in my fractal anaglyphs gallery on PBase.

Actually, I saw this not too long after you had posted it.  But was also doing three other things at the moment, one of which was downloading updates to the computer I was browsing with.  Eventually it came back and said I needed to reboot to finish the updates, so I rebooted.

Then when I finally got logged back in, I forgot where I was at the time.  But I was definitely impressed with the feeling of depth, especially in two specific areas where it had darker colors.  Those areas seemed to be even more like viewing a 3-D object than some of the lighter colored areas.  But that was my impression.

Overall, I liked it quite well !!   

Frosties? I don't recognize the brand name. In what country to you live?

In any case, I'm glad you were able to get ahold of a pair of 3D glasses.

Feel free to take a look at my other anaglyph images in my fractal anaglyphs gallery on PBase..

I don't have any 3d glasses, but my father does.
It's just he's always away, either at work or in the pub, so I don't know where he last put them.
I will have a look trough your gallery once I get the 3d glasses too.