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crocoite
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Stellerite...

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...is a rare-ish zeolite mineral. This one from Tambar Springs in New South Wales. Specimen is 65mm high.
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Post by beetleman »

great photo Steve. I like the background on these larger shots. Are you using a backdrop now, like a little mini studio?
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beetleman wrote:great photo Steve. I like the background on these larger shots. Are you using a backdrop now, like a little mini studio?
Thanks Doug. I have a unit set up out in the garage. It is a metal frame with a piece of perspex that curves up from the front to the back. This gives a nice graduated look to the photos. You can achieve different colour schemes of course by using different coloured perspex.

I've just whipped out and taken a shot of the setup...

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Post by MacroLuv »

Nice honey alike color of that mineral. And nice setup unit. Is it a piece of green mineral iside? Malachite maybe? :D
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Post by crocoite »

MacroLuv wrote:Nice honey alike color of that mineral. And nice setup unit. Is it a piece of green mineral iside? Malachite maybe? :D
Thanks Nicola. Not malachite. It is a rock called selwynite. Found in one location in the world - Heathcote, Victoria.

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