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Multi Focus Photography (October 10, 2005)| The photos here were taken through a Meiji EMZ-5TR stereo zoom scope using an Olympus C700 digital camera. Numerous photos were taken of each specimen, changing only the focal point. The images were combined using Helicon Focus. This produces an image with much greater depth of field than any one photo in the series has. |
| 721 Visits
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Mont Saint-Hilaire (April 6, 2003)Mont-Saint-Hilaire, Rouville Co., Quebec
Canada has provided a great variety of minerals over the years. A number of them were found here for the first time. For other, it is the second or third occurance worldwide. |
| 1073 Visits
213 Images
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Silver Coin Mine (May 8, 2004)| This album contains photos of minerals I have collected at the Silver Coin Mine, Valmy, Iron Point District, Humboldt Co., Nevada. |
| 528 Visits
6 Images
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Washington Pass Minerals (April 26, 2003)| Washington Pass, Okanogan Co., Washington is located in the Golden Horn Batholith. There are several distinct collecting environments found here. It is also the type locality for calciohilaireite, okanoganite, and zektzerite. The mountain scenery makes it a great place to collect. Mostly self collected. |
| 1516 Visits
19 Images
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Beaver Valley (March 31, 2003)| The Beaver Valley Quarry , Jefferson Co., Washington has been the source of some interesting copper specimens. A number of zeolites are also found here. Self collected. |
| 598 Visits
10 Images
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Gold Hill Mine (March 31, 2003)| The Gold Hill Mine, Tooele Co., Utah has a wide varity of micromount material. Mostly self collected. |
| 565 Visits
18 Images
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Jaquish Road (March 31, 2003)| Jaquish Road, Goble,Columbia Co., Oregon was an excellent source of some zeolite specimens during a road widening project in the 90's. Self collected. |
| 374 Visits
8 Images
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Big Bend (April 5, 2003)| This selection of minerals is from Big Bend located just east of Kimberly, Grant Co., Oregon. Self collected. |
| 525 Visits
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Big Tree Creek (April 5, 2003)| Big Tree Creek near Yacolt, Clark Co., Washington produced some very nice cowlesite, heulandite, epistilbite, and scolecite some years ago. Self collected. |
| 356 Visits
3 Images
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Burnt Cabin Creek (April 5, 2003)| A road cut located north of Spray, Wheeler Co., Oregon has produced a number of good zeolite species. Self collected. |
| 480 Visits
2 Images
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Cape Lookout (April 5, 2003)| This is a small quarry located near Cape Lookout, Tillamook Co., Oregon. Self collected. |
| 368 Visits
6 Images
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Hansen Creek (April 5, 2003)| These minerals are from a road cut on the road above the quartz locality at Hansen Creek, King Co., Washington. Self collected. |
| 413 Visits
7 Images
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Goble (April 5, 2003)| Goble, Columbia Co., Oregon has produced zeolites for many years. Self collected. |
| 1890 Visits
12 Images
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Devil's Backbone (April 6, 2003)| Devil's Backbone is an excellent zeolite collecting area along the North Fork John Day River, near Ritter, Grant Co., Oregon. This material was collected on a Pacific Northwest Micro Mineral Study Group field trip in mid 90's. Self collected. |
| 341 Visits
13 Images
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Lemolo Lake (April 6, 2003)| Lemolo Lake is located in north eastern Douglas Co., Oregon. It was created by a dam on the Umpqua River. The minerals are found in boulders along the spillway. Self collected. |
| 380 Visits
22 Images
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