Hi Tom,
I must admit, I am not into thin sections (yet) but I recognize art when I
see it and science as well. You manage to combine both.
Congratulations!
And thank-you Jim for loaning the NWA 482 thin section!
-Walter Branch
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Thanks Paul and Geoff!
I was quite surprised to win. The Zeiss micrograph contest has some
fairly
stiff competition from people with access to the best equipment in the
world.
It feels good to hold my own with 40 year old eBay equipment.
While a lot of the images are computer applied color because they start
as
black and white, my images are just what you see through the eye piece.
No
color alteration other than polarizers and retardation filters.
I must say it was possible because of the loan of the NWA 482 Lunar thin
section by Jim Strope. This is a big deal! He has never meet me and he
sent me
his Lunar and Martian thin sections so I could post images to the
Meteorite
Times Gallery. Both Jim and Jeff Hodges have done this for me. It has
allowed me to post images of material I would of never been able to
acquire.
Also, if any of you are looking. The actual NWA 482 thin section that
was
used to win the Zeiss contest is for sale on Jim's site.
http://www.catchafallingstar.com It is the highest quality and now is an
award winning slide.
Absolutely beautiful on the microscope. You will not be disappointed (as
sometimes happens buying thin sections).
The Zeiss site with the contest winners is at:
http://www.zeiss.de/c12567be0045acf1/Contents-Frame/d6ea562032304237c125736100
3284f4
Thanks again, Jeff, Jim, Paul and Geoff. Tom Phillips
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