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Wordless Wednesday – Celestite

January 23, 2013 6 Comments
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Celestine – Copyright Dave Landisman

This photo is of Celestite, also known as Celestine, and was taken with an iPhone camera.

I keep a few pieces of this crystal around the house. Looking at it is like gazing at the stars. This particular piece is from Madagascar.

In my next post I’ll explain how this photo was taken with the OlloClip iPhone lens and feature a  gallery of images Dave created.

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  • Stacy Harris

    Wow – that is beautiful. What a cool picture.

  • Cyndi

    Love this! I bet it has some really cool spiritual properties, given what you’ve said about it here! I can’t wait for that next post!

  • Ruchira

    wow…it is priceless capture. I would love to get the details since have an iphone and would love to get that app :)

    great work, Amy.

  • http://janinehuldie.com/ Janine Huldie

    Love that this was taken with an iPhone and dying to know how you got it to look this awesome using the phone, because I take pictures all the time with my iPhone.

  • Emily

    Very cool, and with an iPhone no less – wow!

  • Melanie Chisnall

    I wasn’t sure what I was looking at there for a second…guess that’s part of the point of Wordless Wednesdays, to get us thinking. Great picture! Looking forward to reading about how you took it :)

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