John Divelbiss
7/26/2015 5:06:07 PM |
At first glance without anymore point of reference, the type is a possible radial chondrule... originating from the left end. The chondrule itself seems to haven igneous rind around it too. |
Anne Black
7/26/2015 1:07:38 PM |
Thank you everybody, glad you like it. And thank you John! And yes Graham, you can keep a copy, I don't think John would mind. ;-) |
Paul Swartz
7/26/2015 12:48:39 PM |
Thank you Anne for bringing John's beautiful photographs to us, and thank you John for your ever more fabulous work. |
Wendy Swartz
7/26/2015 9:29:43 AM |
Outstanding photograph, John! I love the unique, feathery look. Thanks for sharing, Anne. |
Ray Watts
7/26/2015 8:27:38 AM |
Kudos to John for some Excellent almost 3D photography , Im still scratching My head on what type of chondrule this is ?
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gourgues denis
7/26/2015 4:37:02 AM |
...A beauty, Anne !!!!!!!!!!.. |
Graham Macleod
7/26/2015 3:14:02 AM |
Wow Anne,
This is amazing! It looks like a Butterfly wing or a beautiful painting!
A stunning chon rule that with your permission I would love to save a copy of?
Cheers |
Steve sutton
7/26/2015 2:49:47 AM |
Simply Beautiful!!! |
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