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Procesión del Viernes Santo, 2013. Cofradía de Nuestro Padre Jesús Nazareno.
AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR
No flash or tripod
Cortesía del: Rijksmuseum API Collectie
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Desde hace ya tiempo, y debido a mi trabajo y después merecidas vacaciones, hace mucho que no publicaba una foto. Expero romper esa racha de inactividad con esta foto, que resume para mi mis vacaciones: naturaleza, grandiosidad, contrastes, tranquilidad.
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Lamborghini is redefining the super sports car with the cutting-edge technology in the new Sesto Elemento. Thanks to its advanced carbon-fiber design, the Sesto Elemento has
an overall curb weight of just 2,202 lbs (999 kilograms). Couple this with a V10 serving up an amazing 570 hp, and the Sesto Elemento is able to reach 62 mph in a blistering 2.5 seconds.
The name Sesto Elemento refers to the periodic table, and pays homage to the sixth element, carbon. Carbon-fiber reinforced plastics (CFRPs) are an exciting part of Lamborghinis technological expertise, and are integral to the Sesto Elementos rapid-fire acceleration. The super sports car brand from SantAgata Bolognese has mastered the complete CFRP process across a range of technologies, from 3-D design through simulation, validation, production and testing.
The Sesto Elemento is finished in a new, matte-shimmer clear coating, so the CFRP structure can be seen throughout. Yet the
Sesto Elemento is not just black; during the final stage of production the carbon fiber parts receive a newly developed and patented coating. Nanotechnology makes it possible to add fine crystals with a red shimmer. Surfaces with this finish glow red to an outstanding effect.
With razor-sharp handling, massive braking power and voracious speed, the extremely lightweight Sesto Elemento creates a brand new dimension in super sports car driving.
from the concours' program
It’s called Sesto Elemento, like the sixth element of the Periodic Table, carbon, and its name announces its main feature: extreme lightness.
INCREDIBLE PERFORMANCE
The Sesto Elemento weighs only 999 kg, engine and transmission included. Its V10 unleashes 570 CV with a weight-to-power ratio of 1.75 kg/CV. It accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h (0–62 mph) in 2.5 seconds, also thanks to the permanent all-wheel drive that distributes the thrust onto all four wheels. The Sesto Elemento is therefore the Lamborghini with the best acceleration ever, and it far exceeds the top speed of 300 km/h. This is all thanks to the only principle that inspired this car, lightness, which makes it extremely quick off the mark, responsive in cornering, and with sensational braking.
My last post from Monterey is finally up on my website!
Check it out here: otisblank.com/2012/09/11/monterey-2012-part-3-everything-...
Luz - agua - viento y estrellas.
Playa Garrapatero
Santa Cruz - Galápagos - Ecuador
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Quito - Ecuador
6-wide brick moc
The overall appearance design uses more sharp and precise lines to present the appearance.
The rear exhaust section is displayed as much as possible in the limited space.
It’s called Sesto Elemento, like the sixth element of the Periodic Table, carbon, and its name announces its main feature: extreme lightness.
INCREDIBLE PERFORMANCE
The Sesto Elemento weighs only 999 kg, engine and transmission included. Its V10 unleashes 570 CV with a weight-to-power ratio of 1.75 kg/CV. It accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h (0–62 mph) in 2.5 seconds, also thanks to the permanent all-wheel drive that distributes the thrust onto all four wheels. The Sesto Elemento is therefore the Lamborghini with the best acceleration ever, and it far exceeds the top speed of 300 km/h. This is all thanks to the only principle that inspired this car, lightness, which makes it extremely quick off the mark, responsive in cornering, and with sensational braking.
Levei Nina para conhecer a Samaúma do Tom, mas ela nem ligou!
O barato dela foi com a terra, embora canceriana.
Pensando bem, tem a ver... a água que molha a terra!
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Balneario Camboriú - Santa Catarina - Brasil
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Canon 5D Mark II
EF 24-105 mm f4L EF IS USM @ 24mm
f/4
1/500
ISO 100
0 EV
Flash:No
- Shot in RAW. Developed in Lightroom 4 & retouched in Photoshop CS6
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Ok, I can't help it, more of the Sesto Elemento, this'll be the last one - the complete series on my site here!
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Lamborghini is redefining the super sports car with the cutting-edge technology in the new Sesto Elemento. Thanks to its advanced carbon-fiber design, the Sesto Elemento has
an overall curb weight of just 2,202 lbs (999 kilograms). Couple this with a V10 serving up an amazing 570 hp, and the Sesto Elemento is able to reach 62 mph in a blistering 2.5 seconds.
The name Sesto Elemento refers to the periodic table, and pays homage to the sixth element, carbon. Carbon-fiber reinforced plastics (CFRPs) are an exciting part of Lamborghinis technological expertise, and are integral to the Sesto Elementos rapid-fire acceleration. The super sports car brand from SantAgata Bolognese has mastered the complete CFRP process across a range of technologies, from 3-D design through simulation, validation, production and testing.
The Sesto Elemento is finished in a new, matte-shimmer clear coating, so the CFRP structure can be seen throughout. Yet the
Sesto Elemento is not just black; during the final stage of production the carbon fiber parts receive a newly developed and patented coating. Nanotechnology makes it possible to add fine crystals with a red shimmer. Surfaces with this finish glow red to an outstanding effect.
With razor-sharp handling, massive braking power and voracious speed, the extremely lightweight Sesto Elemento creates a brand new dimension in super sports car driving.
from the concours' program
It’s called Sesto Elemento, like the sixth element of the Periodic Table, carbon, and its name announces its main feature: extreme lightness.
INCREDIBLE PERFORMANCE
The Sesto Elemento weighs only 999 kg, engine and transmission included. Its V10 unleashes 570 CV with a weight-to-power ratio of 1.75 kg/CV. It accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h (0–62 mph) in 2.5 seconds, also thanks to the permanent all-wheel drive that distributes the thrust onto all four wheels. The Sesto Elemento is therefore the Lamborghini with the best acceleration ever, and it far exceeds the top speed of 300 km/h. This is all thanks to the only principle that inspired this car, lightness, which makes it extremely quick off the mark, responsive in cornering, and with sensational braking.