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stephbgI'm noticing trends amongst my rock pictures, which may say more about my object recognition skills than I imagine. It may also say more about my traumatic childhood than I imagine.
For exery inspiring starscape, landscape, face or bunny shape I see, I seem to come up with an equal selection of gory pathology slides. Tonight is no exception, and so I present to you some alien autopsies in Rhyolite:
This piece of rock is from Queensland. OR IS IT?????
When I first took closeups of this slab I really enjoyed all the opportunities afforded by the detailed formations.
With a microscope the fun is multiplied!
Some of these are good candidates for prints.
More slightly less gross images of this slab to come.
For exery inspiring starscape, landscape, face or bunny shape I see, I seem to come up with an equal selection of gory pathology slides. Tonight is no exception, and so I present to you some alien autopsies in Rhyolite:
This piece of rock is from Queensland. OR IS IT?????
When I first took closeups of this slab I really enjoyed all the opportunities afforded by the detailed formations.
With a microscope the fun is multiplied!
Some of these are good candidates for prints.
More slightly less gross images of this slab to come.
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Date: 2011-09-09 02:53 am (UTC)