[meteorite-list] Moss CO3.5 Micrographs are posted

[Paul Harris]

Dear Michael and Tom,

You two are too kind...

FYI - I'm working on  Tom's latest batch, NWA 094, and I'm just blown 
away by these images and Tom's ability. It's taking longer than normal 
because I find myself just staring at the screen instead of working :-)  
I'll do my best to have them up by tomorrow.

Thank you!

Paul

Michael L Blood wrote:
> Tom,
>         Your Moss (and other) photos are STAGGERINGLY
> beautiful! 
>         Paul Harris gives and gives and gives. He has donated hundreds
> of hours of work to people individually and thousands of hours of
> work to the meteorite community (along with Jim Tobin) in putting
> out METEORITE TIMES - not to mention FREE advertising for
> EVERYONE in the classifieds.  He is as good a human being as can
> be found - in the meteorite community or anywhere else.
>         Sincerely, Michael Blood
>
>
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> on 6/13/07 11:51 AM, STARSANDSCOPES at aol.com at STARSANDSCOPES at aol.com wrote:
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>> Hi List,  Paul, the editor of Meteorite  Times, has loaded the Moss
>> micrographs to my Gallery.  I made 5 categories  of micrographs; 160X standard
>> Xpol,  
>> 160X combined,  400X  standard,  600X reflected and 1600X reflected.  73
>> images 
>> in  total.  My Gallery link is
>> http://www.meteorite.com/meteorite-gallery/meteorites-alpha_frame.htm
>>
>> I  want to thank Paul for all his work in hosting and managing the Gallery.
>> Now there are over 1,000 micrographs sorted by meteorite name and then by
>> magnification/imaging techniques.  That's a very big investment of time for
>> Paul to put into this project.  Please give him your feed back.   Collectively
>> there have been hundreds of hours invested.  Please take a  look, nothing is
>> for 
>> sale at the Gallery.  It is not a sales site and there  are no weird pop ups
>> or sales pitches, just micrographs, lots of  micrographs.
>>
>> My passion is high magnification micrographs of highly  polished thick slices
>> of meteorites in reflected light.  These images are  quite unlike what many
>> of you are used to seeing.
>>
>> I have also been  adding a lot more standard Xpol thin section shots lately
>> because Jeff Hodges  has opened up his institutional sized thin section
>> collection for me to  examine.  These are many of the best thin sections ever
>> produced (both in  quality and the meteorite).  What a great opportunity for
>> every 
>> one to get  a close up view of them.  Let us know what you like best and what
>> you would  like to see more of.
>>
>> Thanks,   Tom Phillips
>>
>>
>>
>>
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