Arlene
8/24/2012 10:28:02 PM |
Yes, I spilled the spherules onto a piece of white paper and then placed a small magnet behind the paper. Turning it would create lots of different configurations. When I got one I liked, I placed it onto the scanner to photograph in super high resolution......the magnet was also useful for sweeping up any stragglers that fell off! |
Wendy Swartz
8/24/2012 6:13:33 PM |
Does this arrangement actually involve a magnet? |
John Lutzon
8/24/2012 5:51:37 PM |
Ooops, is that a magnet in my pocket?. No, no really, i'll fix it. Nice work Arlene. |
Austin Milbarge
8/24/2012 9:24:57 AM |
Awesome! It's like a meteoritic flower! :)
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Mendy Ouzillou
8/24/2012 9:19:58 AM |
Very cool. |
Jack Schrader
8/24/2012 9:04:24 AM |
Great photo! Very creative....thanks for sharing Arlene! |
Arlene
8/24/2012 8:47:43 AM |
It's my cosmic rain! I scanned this and magnified as high as I could go to see the detail. The spherules are really very small.....finer than the smallest grains of salt. |
briman
8/24/2012 8:47:23 AM |
KaBoom! |
Sean Murray
8/24/2012 8:20:12 AM |
Great picture Arlene! I love the presentation of the spheroids in a magnetic field! |
Bernd Pauli
8/24/2012 6:47:17 AM |
Truly stellar C.D. spheroids !
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