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Alan Scalone's Photo Gallery

Alan Scalone - Parker Mountain Winter

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Beauty of view from Parker Mountain, Acton, CA
Copyright: © Alan Scalone      Photo ID: 465648     Uploaded by: Alan Scalone   Upload date: 2012-05-19   View Count: 553    Status: User gallery only    Type: Photo - 1936×1296 (2.5 Mpix)

5HJ-JXPQuartz SiO2

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Davis and Son Mine, Glendora, Los Angeles County, California, USA

Owner: Alan Scalone
Photo: Nikon D80 - 105 Micro-Nikkor F2.8
Size: Specimen is 3 inches x 2 inches x 3 inches

Milky quartz collected from the Davis and Son Mine, Glendora. This location has some very pretty bright bright white milky quartz.
Copyright: © Alan Scalone      Photo ID: 465645     Uploaded by: Alan Scalone   Upload date: 2012-05-19   View Count: 74    Status: User gallery only    Type: Photo - 1936×1296 (2.5 Mpix)

Bivalve Fossil

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Owner: Alan Scalone
Photo: Nikon D80
Size: Specimen is 2 1/2 inches

Excellent example of bivalve fossil from the Old Topanga Canyon road cut fossil location. Location is no longer accessible and is heavily posted no trespassing.
Copyright: © Alan Scalone      Photo ID: 465643     Uploaded by: Alan Scalone   Upload date: 2012-05-19   View Count: 108    Status: User gallery only    Type: Photo - 1936×1296 (2.5 Mpix)

Lighting Setup close up

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Lighting Setup close up
Copyright: © Alan Scalone      Photo ID: 465640     Uploaded by: Alan Scalone   Upload date: 2012-05-19   View Count: 295    Status: User gallery only    Type: Photo - 1936×1296 (2.5 Mpix)

Photo Lighting Setup

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Photo Lighting Setup for Article
Copyright: © Alan Scalone      Photo ID: 465638     Uploaded by: Alan Scalone   Upload date: 2012-05-19   View Count: 448    Status: User gallery only    Type: Photo - 1936×1296 (2.5 Mpix)

Alan Scalone

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Alan Scalone personal photo
Copyright: © Alan Scalone      Photo ID: 465635     Uploaded by: Alan Scalone   Upload date: 2012-05-19   View Count: 1050    Status: User gallery only    Type: Photo - 843×882 (0.7 Mpix)

Alan Scalone - Parker Mountain Winter

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Emma Mine, Parker Mountain, Acton, Acton Mining District, Los Angeles County, California, USA

2011 - Alan Scalone - Parker Mountain Winter in Acton, CA
Copyright: © Alan Scalone      Photo ID: 465070     Uploaded by: Alan Scalone   Upload date: 2012-05-16   View Count: 590    Status: User gallery only    Type: Photo - 1936×1296 (2.5 Mpix)

Alan Scalone

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Emma Mine, Parker Mountain, Acton, Acton Mining District, Los Angeles County, California, USA

Alan Scalone 2011
- View from the surface mining location above the Emma Mine tunnels on the lower part of the hill, Acton, CA
- The foot in the image marks this reference location.
- Nice specimens of Chrysocolla tinted Parker Diorite speckled with black hornblende can be found at this upper location.
Copyright: © Alan Scalone      Photo ID: 465069     Uploaded by: Alan Scalone   Upload date: 2012-05-16   View Count: 778    Status: Public galleries    Type: Photo - 628×472 (0.3 Mpix)

G2X-3W7Schorl NaFe2+3Al6(Si6O18)(BO3)3(OH)3(OH) , Spessartine Mn2+3Al2(SiO4)3 , Feldspar Group

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Southern Pacific Silica Quarry, Nuevo, Lakeview Mountains, Riverside County, California, USA

3 inches x 4 inches x 3 inches
Owner: Alan Scalone
Photo: Nikon D80 - 105 Micro-Nikkor F2.8

Multiple trips 2009-2011 and specimen is representative of size and quality of spessartine available currently. Beauty in the specimen is the combination of a blanket of small spessartine's with the contrasting white feldspar and black schorl. Click here for additional photo
Copyright: © Alan Scalone      Photo ID: 465068     Uploaded by: Alan Scalone   Upload date: 2012-05-16   View Count: 342    Status: Public galleries    Type: Photo - 1936×1296 (2.5 Mpix)

QPV-FL0Chalcedony (Var: Agate) SiO2

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Acton, Acton District, Los Angeles County, California, USA

7 inches x 6 inches x 4 inches - 5 pounds
Beautiful Rare Huge Blue Acton Agate
Owner: Alan Scalone
Photo: Nikon D80 - 105 Micro-Nikkor F2.8 - Solux 100 CRI Bulbs
Click Here for additional photo
Copyright: © Alan Scalone      Photo ID: 465067     Uploaded by: Alan Scalone   Upload date: 2012-05-16   View Count: 110    Status: User gallery only    Type: Photo - 1936×1296 (2.5 Mpix)
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