File:2011-12-17 21-34-22-cristaux-53f.jpg

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This image was created with CombineZP by 53 ( It was created out of 53 single images.).
Cristaux (focus stacking). Image composée de 53 photos assemblées avec CombineZP.
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Thomas Bresson
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Description French photographer
Date of birth 31 December 1982
Location of birth Belfort
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Camera location47° 39′ 06.46″ N, 6° 50′ 47.96″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

Edit...by..User.travancorehistory This is QUARTZ is the commonest of minerals that it is crystalline silica, but how or when this substance acquired the name quartz seems tg be a still unsolved mystery. Theophrastus, the pupil and successor of Aristotle, in his book on stones (19), mentions among other stones used for engraving seals, a stone called crystal (Kp~o'raAAo~). This name, apparently, is derived from Kpgo~--icy cold, and ar contract. It would seem from this that the ancient Greeks, as implied by Pliny, believed crystal (modern quartz) to be a variety of supercooled ice' http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Travancorehistory

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