David Englund Photography

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Dave Englund > malachite on azurite close-up
Dave Englund > Lake Superior Agate; 2.4oz. 8.5cm x 4.6cm x 1.5cm. A "slab" that has been face polished. It's a fine rock, and an excellent example of agate formation - note what appear to be pour holes at the top. It is likely that hot molten silicates flowed into a basalt cavity and as they cooled formed distinct layers - what we now call "banding." Why they flow the directions they flow, create various shapes and thicknesses, and produce bands of very distinctive colors from the rest is still a mystery of science.
Dave Englund > Dryhead agate close-up.
Dave Englund > 4.5oz Laguna Agate; 7.5cm x 4.5cm x 3.3cm. Purchased from Scott Wolter sometime between 1996 & 1998. See http://www.lakesuperioragate.com
Dave Englund > 5.75-oz Lake Superior Agate. Close-up.
Dave Englund > 5.75-oz Lake Superior Agate; 5.5cm x 4.5cm x 4cm.
Dave Englund > Laguna Agate close-up.
Dave Englund > Classic Cars (07/08/2007) photo
Dave Englund > zoom zoom
malachite on azurite close-up
Dave Englund > malachite on azurite close-up
malachite on azurite close-up
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