Your photographs are beautiful. I don't think I've ever seen "rocks" this beautiful before.
Nice shoots, all. The Florite one is beautiful
Douglas
Didn't think Lapidary could be so beautiful,great work.
Wow ! Great shots of natures wonders . I am getting started in rock tumbling and will probably ask you to help identify some future samples . NO I do not intend to tumble beautiful minerals. They are perfect by themselves .
Georgeous rock formations! Thanks for sharing.
Phreedom
Loc: Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
Stunning photos! :thumbup:.
Do you think faceted crystals were the original inspiration for cutting and polishing of rough gem stones?
Howie, Just the other night I was watching PBS and they had a show about these guys in Denmark using high pressure water going down 400 ft. and Pumping up a slurry in order to get about a 150 lbs. of amber for their shop. It was very interesting.
Fossilized Coral Rocks! (no pun intended) would love that on my wall.
Oh no, I've found something else I've fallen in love with - rocks.
Wow! Those are wonderful! My dad was a rockhound.
Howie, your collection is amazing and the lighting you use is dramatic. What does the fossilized coral look like on the outside?
maxamillion wrote:
Your photographs are beautiful. I don't think I've ever seen "rocks" this beautiful before.
Some are unbelievable that's why I collect, love you boxer, I'm baby sitting one right now for my daughter while they visit Disney.
djkermode wrote:
Nice shoots, all. The Florite one is beautiful
Douglas
Thanks Douglas for checking them out, the fluorites are fun to photograph.
Here's another fluorite, from Africa 5"
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