Chalcopyrite. Intentionally left the edge out of the focus to get the colors in focus.As a child, I avidly and almost obsessively collected rocks. I hit up the local shops that had them and whenever I traveled, I bought rocks with my money. My poor parents even took an entire side trip for us to go on a dig once. Where we didn't find anything :(
MalachiteFor
years I have tried to take photos of my rock collection. I remember when my dad first got a digital camera years ago, I attempted to take photos of them and put them on my personal website that I had at the time (Geocities, anyone?)

I can
finally take the shots I've always wanted to! A macro lens is perfect for them!

Pyrite
Quartz crystals
Gypsum desert roseI hope these weren't too terribly boring! I've really been loving finally getting to take these shots.
Very cool rocks- and very cool photos! Do you have a light box or just some really great natural lighting?
ReplyDeleteThanks! I've just got some lighting at this point. I've been looking to purchase a lightbox, but haven't done it yet!
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