Exposure

P5js 2024

The exposure project was an exploration of the 'Peter de Jong Attractor' using p5js. The algorithm takes only a couple of inputs and produces wildly different results, even with small changes to the input parameters.

DeJong-%288%29 DeJongIFS_a-2.21_b2.35_c1.40_d-3.06 DeJongIFS_a2.00_b2.00_c2.00_d2.00-%282%29 DeJongIFS_a-2.48_b-2.38_c-2.23_d2.00 DeJongIFS_a1.83_b-1.70_c-1.20_d-1.66 export-%2817%29 export-%2815%29

The following variations slightly alter the input parameters as the simulation is running, giving a sort of long-exposure photography feel to it:

DeJongIFS_a-0.11_b4.29_c-1.34_d-5.42 DeJongIFS_a-0.96_b-2.59_c-0.23_d-1.14 DeJongIFS_a-2.11_b1.94_c-0.65_d-3.06 DeJongIFS_a-2.32_b2.75_c-3.44_d1.03 DeJongIFS_a-2.55_b-1.37_c-3.08_d2.15 Long-Expo-chaos DeJongIFS_a5.57_b3.17_c3.27_d5.94 DeJongIFS_a-4.20_b1.55_c-1.51_d2.94

Zoomed in variations:

DeJongIFS_a2.12_b0.78_c3.01_d-1.44 DeJongIFS_a-2.46_b-5.05_c5.64_d4.00 DeJongIFS_a4.55_b2.07_c-3.17_d-0.52 DeJongIFS_a1.48_b0.39_c2.59_d1.14 DeJongIFS_a1.27_b-1.43_c-0.43_d0.63 DeJongIFS_a-3.14_b-4.88_c2.12_d-1.74

Variations with a noise falloff effect:

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