Igneous rock
Granite
Felsic, intrusive and coarse-grained (phaneritic). Essential quartz (over 20%) and feldspar, with alkali feldspar making up roughly 35–100% of the feldspar and plagioclase the rest.
In thin section
Quartz, alkali feldspar (often microcline or perthitic orthoclase) and plagioclase, with hornblende and biotite the most common mafic minerals; muscovite is frequent.
Equivalent: Rhyolite is its fine-grained volcanic equivalent.
More photos and thin sections
Other igneous rocks
Diorite · Gabbro · Peridotite and dunite · Rhyolite · Andesite · Basalt · Komatiite · Obsidian, pumice and scoria
Sources
Panchuk, Physical Geology 7.3: Classification of Igneous Rocks · Alex Strekeisen: Granite