
Labelled drill cores in storage trays
Labelled geological drill cores are arranged in storage trays. The repeated cylinders and handwritten markings show both rock texture and sample organization.
Rock cores, mineral layers and labelled storage trays for geology, exploration and laboratory communications. Compare organized sample views with close-ups of exposed rock texture.

Labelled geological drill cores are arranged in storage trays. The repeated cylinders and handwritten markings show both rock texture and sample organization.

A storage tray holds labelled rock cores with visible mineral veins and fractures. The differing surfaces provide a close view of material variation.

Cylindrical rock-core samples are stacked with their cut ends facing the viewer. Varied colours and textures make the cross-sections the main subject.

Geological drill cores with pale quartz-like veins are arranged in a storage tray. The lighter streaks contrast with the surrounding rock surfaces.

Stacked geological core samples show layered mineral textures across their exposed surfaces. This close-up emphasizes the material rather than the wider storage setting.
Use a tray view to communicate sample organization or a close-up to emphasize visible layers and fractures. The images illustrate a subject; they do not establish a particular mineral identification or test result.
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