Can someone help me identify this?

[TrinityTiff89]

I found this walking around, baltimore city lol just trying to identify.

 

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[chris rizin]

I found this walking around, baltimore city lol just trying to identify.

Can you get better pictures, something a big more clear and focused?

Pull the camera away from the rock a bit further...

 

[fishguy]

use macro settings, I learned that after posting pics on here lol

 

[Gold Maven]

the macro setting on my camera is a flower symbol.

 

[TrinityTiff89]

Better pictures ..

 

[I am Ironman]

Is it pyrite?

 

[TrinityTiff89]

Yesssss thats it, thanks, I also found this and made a necklace..

 

[StoneWhisper]

Tiffy:

Take note of your last image, see what's in focus?.. the back ground.. I know we all get excited and tend to take the pics without hearing the "beep" which i9ndecates that the subject matter is in focus. Lighting is a key factor in these types of blurry images. Try natural sun light or a true white light bulb. If you creative enough, build yourself a light box.. If your hands shake like mine, Place the camera on a chair, table dresser etc.. then set the timer. Allow the camera to auto focus (zoom in and out) a few times until your hear the beep. and check your screen. There should be a day glow type bow within your view screen (get your glasses if need be) the "box" should be focused on the subject in the center of the image.. if not.. your to close, back up a bit.. Keep trying.
Hey this issue gets the best of us, You jsut need to be creative and experamant. Psst.. Mirrors help too..

 

[TrinityTiff89]

Thank you for the advice?

 

[Jhaddad8]

Looks like blurry marcasite and or pyrite.

 

[Brian T. Booth]

I found this walking around, baltimore city lol just trying to identify.

Pyrite