Story of Snow - Mark's Blog - Latest Comments on Three From This Evening https://www.storyofsnow.com/blog6.php?disp=comments en-US http://backend.userland.com/rss 60 mark [Member] in response to: Three From This Evening Thu, 18 Feb 2010 02:30:11 +0000 [Member] c19@https://www.storyofsnow.com/ <p>Thanks, Jon - I have more to post and will see if I can Classify them&#8230;</p> <p>- Mark</p> Thanks, Jon - I have more to post and will see if I can Classify them…

- Mark

]]> https://www.storyofsnow.com/blog6.php/three-from-this-evening#c19 jnelson [Member] in response to: Three From This Evening Wed, 17 Feb 2010 04:20:39 +0000 [Member] c18@https://www.storyofsnow.com/ <p>That first one is hard to classify. I suppose it fits best into P2g - plate with dendrite extensions. Very pretty and very symmetric. </p> <p>The second one - a nice rimed stellar R1d, I like it. I&#8217;ve never noticed how a little rime can make a crystal look even nicer. It must be the skills of the photographer!</p> <p>And the third one is another R1d - a rimed stellar. It is quite different from the second one though - so it seems like we need some intermediate classes.</p> <p>Jon <br /> <br /></p> That first one is hard to classify. I suppose it fits best into P2g - plate with dendrite extensions. Very pretty and very symmetric.

The second one - a nice rimed stellar R1d, I like it. I’ve never noticed how a little rime can make a crystal look even nicer. It must be the skills of the photographer!

And the third one is another R1d - a rimed stellar. It is quite different from the second one though - so it seems like we need some intermediate classes.

Jon

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