WC # 583

Like the colors, lines and textures of you rock posts. This one looks a little soft in the smaller version.

What beauty resides in these rocks! This cross section helps us view and appreciate this beauty and the forces of nature that helped form these rocks. I like the variety of neutral colors and textures throughout. Nice comp of the design elements.

The curvilinear patterns are nicely contrasted with the more granular "background", and I also like the color contrast with the red-orange and the subtle blue-greens. Especially nice in the larger view.

This appears to be a slice across an edge of a banded agate, perhaps, and the patterns are suggestive of the formative processes. The central nuclei are now empty cavities were there was once substance that the quartz-like rock eventually developed around resulting, ultimately, in the beautiful shapes and colors, sort of a monument to what was once there.

A lovely cross section, Sandy( if perhaps a touch soft ? ). The contours seem to suggest the forces which must have shaped the rock out of so many materials.

A beautiful example of nature's art, Sandy. I can't really see the softness, as mentioned earlier, but then again I'm new at this anyway :). Remarkable how the outside shape is repeated somewhat on the inside. At first glance brought me back to high school biology, looking at amoebas :)!