Almost twenty years later I found this old page in the Wayback Machine and decided to bring it back online. Everything below is exactly as it was in 2007 except three of the fractals are lost and only exist as thumbnails. I will add my CV to this page and start posting things that interest me today, but it has been fascinating to revive these old images I generated when I was 16.

This is a collection of my "home made" fractals. I used C++ with Open GL and GLUT to render the complex functions. After two hundred lines of code and some scientific reading I rendered my first fractal. It was a simple Mandlebrot set rendered from y=z^2+c. Where z is a complex number and c is the start value of z. Then I started to experiment with different start values and other functions. Unfortunately I forgot to write them down so I have no idea which function I used to render each fractal.