Randy Apps
7/14/2012 6:31:52 PM |
This is so beautiful. A wonder of the Universe.
This photo should be made into a print to be auctioned at an IMCA Fundraiser, or sell tickets for a Draw.
Maybe all Members could be able to buy a print. |
Anne Black
7/8/2012 4:56:11 PM |
you are very welcome, John!!
Glad you like it. |
John Lutzon
7/8/2012 9:56:04 AM |
Thanks for looking! Bernd, my words exactly--Lol. Ray, I took it a couple of years ago and my record keeping is nonexistint. It was either an Olympus S700,or S1000 or an MEM1300. Worst off, I also can not remember which of 3 scopes was used. There are 3 other pics on the Eom under XPOL with two at(if memory serves me)about 800 magnification. Thanks all, John. |
Greg Hupe
7/8/2012 9:28:40 AM |
Thanks for sharing this gorgeous image of Tamassint (aka NWA 4590). This fresh angrite has always been one of my favorites! ;-) |
Arlene
7/8/2012 8:29:14 AM |
Beautiful!.....looks like a piece of art.....Congrats..... |
Ray Watts / # 6289 / Canada
7/8/2012 7:24:56 AM |
Very nice picture ,
what are You using for a camera ? |
Bernd Pauli
7/8/2012 6:24:41 AM |
Not only is this TS stunning, NWA 4590 as such is a stunning angrite - albeit very friable! You just gotta love those olivines with their conspicuous exsolution lamellae of kirschsteinite [CaFe(SiO4)] and these "snow-white" pure anothite crystals. Thanks for sharing!
Bernd (proud owner of a small but beautiful 1.024 gr specimen) |
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