Where do I go from here?

As a Newbie, I've successfully done the tutorials in the Help section
and eager to learn more about UF, and I'm wondering where to go from here?

Are there more tutorials available out there I'm not aware of?

What about Janet Parke's courses? Being a decade or more old, are they still "relevant" and worth going through?
I'd be willing to purchase them should this be the case.

Any suggestions on this subject would be appreciated.

Also, is there a Facebook page, or any other Internet platform where users here can share images made with this software?

Thank you for your replies.

I took Janet Parke's courses online, 20 years ago. They are still relevant, though she used UF 4, the version then current. UF 5 introduced classes in 2008, then UF 6 came in 2022 with general improvements.

Lots of tutorials on deviantart.com at
https://www.deviantart.com/fractal-resources/gallery/24660080/ultra-fractal-resources

Also on deviantart, the UF Chain Pong collection has over 2500 fractals, each with parameters, with a new fractal every few days. Looking at some of those will be useful to see how some experts work. (The links to some of the older fractals may no longer work, of course.)
https://www.deviantart.com/fractal-resources/gallery/24660080/ultra-fractal-resources

There are also more tutorials here:
http://www.parkenet.org/jp/ufresources.html

Most date from a long time ago, but they are still relevant for learning.

Physicist...

Many Thanx for your reply.
You took Janet Parke's courses 20 years ago?
Wow! I got some caching up to do, don't I?

Thankfully, I already have some experience with fractals.
One style that interest me most is the Mechanical one
shown here :https://www.fractal-recursions.com/ - Mechanical.
I've already made such fractals in Mandelbulb 3d and
wish to follow my interest with this style with UF.
(see attached image)

Hopefully the images shown at that site (above link) were made with UF?

Again, thanx for your reply and should you (or anyone else) have
any more info on this topic, please do not hesitate to reply.

John Paleo.

Thank you much for your reply. Will have a look-see...