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Veinlet of serpentine in peridotite (Alpe Arami, Switzerland).
Peridotite, a rock made of a silicate called olivine, is the most important rock of the planet, as it constitutes most of the Earth�s mantle. The peridotite from at Alpe Arami (Switzerland) in the central Alps, has another peculiar feature, because it is the rock of deepest origin (estimated at > 300 km) ever found in the Alps. In the picture, a veinlet of light blue serpentine and black magnetite crosscuts the olivine-rich rock.

"There was a penetration of the light into solid substance so that I seemed to see into things, deep in...". John Steinbeck was not thinking of rocks when he wrote this sentence in "Travels with Charley - In search of America". However, his feeling exactly reflects what people should think when looking at rock photomicrographs such as in the micROCKscopica galleries. I am a Geologist at the University of Padova, Italy. I work with rocks and make extensive use of micro- and macrophotography to describe the subjects of my studies and their morphological features. As a photographer with artistic intent, my rock photomicrographs have been displayed in photo galleries, at mineralogical and scientific exhibits and in Natural Sciences...

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