A Little Guessing Game

What is it?

 CaCu(AsO₄)(OH) is a relatively common arsenate mineral.  This sample is from Gold Hill Mine, Toole, Co. Utah.  What do you think?  Do you want it on your wall?

This image is a color image with the colors changed to their opposite on the color wheel.  It is called inversion.  It originally looked like this before Photoshop did its magic.

Conichalcite

The bedding for this sample is mostly crystals unknown me.  I had my lighting set in a way that the flat surfaces reflected brightly.  It bothered me and so I tried the inversion at the top.

Conichalcite

I corrected the above mentioned lighting deficiency while making this image.  I consider it more successful.

Conichalcite

 This is one of the in-the-process shots of conichalcite.  The FOV 4.25mm and 5.53X on the sensor.

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