Hi. He's Dredger. I'm Weezy. We created a formula and have had a lot of fun playing with it, so we thought we'd share our efforts.

Weezy's right, take a formula and you add your own personal taste much of the time.

I believe this was the second variation of the original formula. Beautiful spirals in this one. Dredger found different things, but that is the beauty of fractals. We all see differently. Here I'm sharing what Weezy sees.

sharing what Weezy sees.

(z/fn1(ccos(z-z+c)))
Odd numbered formulas have less flexibility. The second function doesn't operate. Each duo (e.g. 1 or 2, 3 or 4 ) has the same parameter (e.g ccos here )

Lots of spiral variations in this one. I have bunches that are the same except for color play. They are just too pretty to throw away.

This one had interesting shapes, and some images had a 'ruffled' look to them. Why? No idea.

Selection of shapes. Several of these just make really nice shapes. I don't find many spirals in some.

I hit a really strange area in this formula. Became fascinated by the palette I used and the tendency to fall into huge pits.

Spirals and flowers in this one. Loads of fun to find and color.

This was one of the nicer ones. Lots of different things to share.

Tweaks using mainly one palette. Later added a number of Julia discoveries.

This variation has nice shapes: flowers, stars, wings.

I haven't explored this one much, so there aren't many on offer. Will post more later.

Just the variations of compact spirals that popped up whil;st searching for oddities.

Not a lot to offer from this one yet.

There is a tendency not to perfect images I find, It's the exploration I enjoy. Personal preferences already guides the eye and the choices are just as infinite for any who wish to partake.

I definitely haven't explored this one much. Don't see how Dredger finds lovely pictures so fast.

I found lovely, delicate things in this one. Can't wait to see what Dredger found. It's so amazing that we find such different things in the same formula.

We added to the formula and did different things to it. Each change seemed to bring out something new.

More of the same. Actually these are pretty much similar in a lot of cases.

Mostly tile patterns, many simply palette, filter or transformation variations. I was really doodling by the end.

Actually this formula isn't the game but hasn't been moved yet. I like isolated shapes that " Stand Alone " this is a sample gallery of such a find.