polished stones by Richardphotos
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I learned how to polish precious stones. what do you think?
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Comments (43)
I always wish I could cut and polish rocks too. then cut them to shape and use them as tile in my bathroom . On the walls rell thin ones and on the floor I ust thick ones. Lol that would take a lot of time to do but I think it would look good ... This is real good and that is what I think of when I saw this
Richard you seem to be on an Aussie flavour this time, your avatar with a diggers "slouch-hat" and a kool capture of Aussie Opals (well, they do look like opals) well done & Cheers
These are marvellous polished stones. Love the translucent look that some have.
Innies and outies. One on the top right--GREEN EGG OUTstanding. Like that new avatar too.
These are beautiful!! My daughter collects rocks and would just love this render!!! This is an excellent render!!
Excellent how you have colored and textured this posting! Ecellent contrast work!
Wonderful ! S
Beautiful! Love the variation of effects! Awesome work!
Great concept Richard!...I love polished stones and these are real beauties!
Very nice richard! :)
Good work with color erland www.pillegaard.dk
hey Richard :) what precious stones, such wonderful colors,the one in the middle down is my fav.excllent fractal work*****
Hey, it looks exactly like some stones in my collection :) If you would post this in to the photography gallery, I would believe it's a photo ... the middle stone in the bottom row looks like real. Just now I'm looking at my own stone with the same colors! Nature is unbelivable ... well, fractals too :o)