Glass and Plastic Fiber
The two fibers that appear white that are left of center
are fragments from plastic foam.
Without polarized light they would look similar to glass fibers. The glass fibers in
this image are about the same
brightness as the background with the exception of the effects of oblique
illumination on the vertically oriented fiber
and the pink resin on the lower diagonal glass fiber.
Transmitted Off Crossed Circular Polarized Light Illumination
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