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A video of the blackbird nest in our courtyard, recorded on 5 August 2011. Unfortunately the original recording didn't have any audio, so for this video I've used some environmental ambient sound from here: www.freesound.org/samplesViewSingle.php?id=113787

A video of the blackbird nest in our courtyard, recorded on 30 July 2011. Unfortunately the original recording didn't have any audio, so for this video I've used some environmental ambient sound from here: www.freesound.org/samplesViewSingle.php?id=113787

An epic journey across the Mandelbrot set, exploring many different embedded Julia sets. Please watch this video fullscreen in 720p HD. Designed and rendered using FractalNet, my distributed fractal renderer. STATS FOR THIS VIDEO Total iterations: 104,066 billion Average iterations per frame: 6.69 billion Render time: 14 days 13 hours 6 minutes Average render time per frame: 1 minute 21 seconds...

Slow peaceful ambient music with piano and vocals, in a style similar to "Music for Airports" by Brian Eno. Recorded at 3am on 10/10/2010. Performed using an iPhone app called "Air" by Peter Chilvers and Sandra O'Neill. LINKS "Air" app on the iTunes Store: itunes.apple.com/app/air/id312163985 "Air" app official website: www.generativemusic.com/air.html More info about my ambient music on my web...

This is a little piece I've been composing. I've called it "Electric" because I play it on the electric piano, and "Blue" because it's based on the blues scale. In this piece, I've included the short theme from an animation by the National Film Board of Canada - see if you can identify it :) Watch this video on Vimeo at www.vimeo.com/15443678 More info at michael-hogg.co.uk/piano.php

This video illustrates three different ways of thinking about the Mandelbrot set. I recommend you watch this video fullscreen in high definition. In the top-right corner is the normal view of the Mandelbrot set. On the left is a graph known as a cobweb plot, which shows what's happening underneath the little pink dot on the green line. The blue curve represents the equation for the Mandelbrot s...

A quick demo of our old Tatung Einstein computer from 1984. When the computer is first switched on, it enters the Machine Operating System (MOS). Insert the System Master disc into drive 0 and press Ctrl-Break to load the Disc Operating System (DOS). Type XBAS and press Enter to load the BASIC programming language. Once BASIC is loaded, swap the System Master disc in drive 0 for a disc containi...

Foxy enjoying some "chicken chunks in jelly" dog food on our back step on 7th March 2010. Watch this video on Vimeo at www.vimeo.com/10015721 More info at michael-hogg.co.uk/foxy.php

Please watch this video in much higher quality at ruclips.net/video/F_nfHY61T-U/видео.html I originally uploaded this video in February 2010. Since then, RUclips have greatly improved their video conversion process, so I have reuploaded it to take advantage of this improvement in quality. This version of my video looks rather juddery, because RUclips annoyingly duplicated every 5th frame in thi...

Foxy enjoying some dog food in our back garden, filmed through a gap in the courtyard gate on 13th September 2009. More info at michael-hogg.co.uk/foxy.php

This is a guitar arrangement I composed for John Masefield's poem "Sea Fever". Written in August 2005. Recorded in August 2009. More info at michael-hogg.co.uk/guitar.php

A video generated by Cosmic Dust, my particle animation system, using about 65 million particles. Watch this video in HD on Vimeo at www.vimeo.com/5137760 More info at michael-hogg.co.uk/cosmic_dust.php

Watch this video in HD (high definition) at www.vimeo.com/3296193 This is a time-lapse video of my TrainMapper v2 Java application, recorded on Thu 19th Feb 2009. A 24-hour clock is displayed in the top-left corner, and the video runs about 125 times faster than real-time. The map shows 15 train lines in the south-west of London. All trains which arrive at and depart from London Waterloo are di...

A slow deep zoom into the Mandelbrot set, generated by FractalNet, my distributed fractal renderer. The original 1920x1080 HD version of this video required a total of 90,459 billion iterations (an average of 26.8 billion iterations per frame). It took 12 days 1 hour 17 minutes to render on my 2.4GHz iMac. Watch this video in HD on Vimeo at www.vimeo.com/3111205 More videos and hundreds of imag...

TrainMapper v1: 19-hour time-lapse

FractalNet HD - Morphing Julia set 1 (double view)

FractalNet HD - "Google Earth" style Mandelbrot flight 1

FractalNet HD - Morphing Julia set 1

FractalNet HD - Rainbow Mandelbrot zoom

Foxy preparing to chase a squirrel

Scott Joplin - Maple Leaf Rag

Matrix Attack

GarageBand - Space Flight

FractalNet - Morphing Julia set 2

FractalNet - "Google Earth" style Mandelbrot flight 2

Imagencrypter demo