I installed some lights in our corner unit today - the rocks and minerals in there look really good with their new illumination.
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You may have heard of Project 365 in whic people post a photograph every day for a year. This is my version – the idea is to post a photo taken every day but I am realistic enough to know that there will be a day or two missed during the year.
You may have heard of Project 365 in whic people post a photograph every day for a year. This is my version – the idea is to post a photo taken every day but I am realistic enough to know that there will be a day or two missed during the year.
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Nice collection.
ReplyDeleteSo it's only natural light that causes them to fade?
ReplyDeleteThere are only a few minerals that fade at all - Rose Quartz, Orange Calcite and to some extent Amethyst - for example. So far as I know it is natural light that does it but even if the artifical light does it ours won't be on enough to do any damage.
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