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Fractals, like so many sights in nature, can seem both static and dynamic at the same time. A cloud can change its shape right before your eyes, and so can a slice of the Mandelbrot set, with a slight nudge of the bailout values. Try to find the same spot later on, without the same exact values,…
I've now uploaded nearly all of the Yellowstone pictures. There are two additional
photo albums on Picasa: one for the Mammoth Hot Springs area, and one for the Yellowstone canyon. Here are the links:
Yellowstone Vacation, Mammoth Hot Springs area
Yellowstone Vacation, Canyon Area
A sign warning visitors about elk at Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone (with a female elk in the background). The well-groomed lawns there provided a 24/7 buffet for the herbivores.Some people ignored the signs.
A male elk (Cervus canadensis) grazing among a group of fallen trees. Photographed near the West Thumb Geyser Basin in Yellowstone.
I just visited there this summer. Neat!
Some more photos for you:
http://gallery.me.com/bruce_wright#100015&bgcolor=black&view=grid
I am having great difficulty locating the mammoth, I had no idea they were so well camouflaged.