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Description
This is a focus stacked macro image of a handmade artist's dichroic vortex marble.
The marble itself is about 2 inches in diameter.
There are 140 images combined into this picture.

The marble was created by Thermal Shock Glass Art.
However, I filtered this using more vibrant colors.
The marble looks more pastel in coloring.

I may revisit the subject again later when I use a light box and have more time to dedicate to it.
This image I was mostly having fun with.
I don't dabble in macro photography often.

I have done some photo stacked work before if you would like to see them below.

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Most Recent (2020):

My First Macro Image (2018):

Other marbles in my collection were not focus stacked.

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Fun Fact About Marbles:

* People have been playing marbles and marble-like games for thousands of years. Historians believe that marbles started with cave people playing with small rounded pebbles or balls of natural clay. Clay balls have been found in the tombs of Egypt, in Native American burial grounds and in the ancient Aztec pyramids

Description
This is a focus stacked macro image of a handmade artist's dichroic vortex marble.
The marble itself is about 2 inches in diameter.
There are 140 images combined into this picture.

The marble was created by Thermal Shock Glass Art.
However, I filtered this using more vibrant colors.
The marble looks more pastel in coloring.

I may revisit the subject again later when I use a light box and have more time to dedicate to it.
This image I was mostly having fun with.
I don't dabble in macro photography often.

I have done some photo stacked work before if you would like to see them below.

-----------------------------

Most Recent (2020):

My First Macro Image (2018):

Other marbles in my collection were not focus stacked.

---------------------------------

Fun Fact About Marbles:

* People have been playing marbles and marble-like games for thousands of years. Historians believe that marbles started with cave people playing with small rounded pebbles or balls of natural clay. Clay balls have been found in the tombs of Egypt, in Native American burial grounds and in the ancient Aztec pyramids