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I cut this agate about a month ago and am just now getting around to polishing it. I found it at the Cox's Fishing Camp area, near the camp, just off the county road, about 15 miles south of Zapata, Texas and near Falcon Lake. It has an unusual number of spots or dendrites in the inside layers of fortification.
Oops. That's an oxymoron isn't it?
There are curves visible and angles as well, yes? How about "curvy angularity" then?
Ok. I give up! What would you call it?
This is another one of my May minidress shopping binge acquisitions- this one is from coquetryclubwear.com. Its a fantastically snug and shiny wet look lycra spandex off the shoulder minidress that I've matched up with a black leather & silver belt, my Osé Retina lurex fishnet hose and my super sexy silver thigh high platform stocking boots from electriqueboutique.com. I love the way this ensemble came together!
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Type ACX2
The VIVA GRAND SPORT strikes a balance between the VIVASTELLA family car and the VIVASPORT sports car, achieving a luxurious alchemy of the two. Boasting luxury upholstery, chrome bumpers and a more dynamic design, the swift and svelte cabriolet encapsulates the automotive trends of the time. In much the same vein as the NERVA and VIVA ranges, which with their more rounded design broke with the square and angular styling of previous models, the VIVA GRAND SPORT features an aerodynamic body commensurate with its resolutely sporty style.
4.086 cc
6 in-line
95 ch
Vmax : 130 km/h
1.520 kg
Salon Rétromobile 2017
Paris Expo - Porte de Versailles
Paris - France
February 2017
In this scene, the astringent angularity of the man-made is relieved only by wanton wisps of cloud in a cerulean sky.
Wandering around the streets if central Zaragoza, it's hard to take notice of much beyond the dominating religious structures of which the town has several. The two most striking are the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pilar and Cathedral of Salvador. This photo was taken as I strolled around the latter -- gelato in hand -- and happened to turn around for some reason or another.
What I saw called out the 'shoot in black and white' voice always present in the background when I have my camera out. In the end I've decided to keep the colour in the photo. While this may draw attention away from the shapes in the image, the contrast of the blue sky and rustic colours of the foreground was difficult to remove.
Plaza la Seo, Zaragoza, Spain, 2012
Canon EOS 5D Mark II with Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS
Vista aérea do Pontal do Atalaia, localizado no município de Arraial do Cabo, no estado do Rio de Janeiro.
Golden Mile Complex, April 2023
This landmark 1973 Singapore development is about to be closed for a major redevelopment. The brutalist icon was designed by architects Gan Eng Oon, William Lim and Tay Kheng Soon and engineered by Arup.
This stairway, with its peeling old paintwork and gritty concrete surfaces, made for a brilliant sensation of depth in this photograph.
Sinónimos: Synonyms: Ruta legitima All.; Ruta sylvestris Mill.; Ruta tenuifolia Vill.
Hierba hasta de 70 cm, perenne, leñosa en la base, de un verde azulado más o menos pálido o grisáceo. Hojas en general agrupadas en la base de las ramas formando un fascículo, glabras y más o menos pruinosas; las basales de (10)35-100(118) mm, 2 o 3 pinnatisectas -las caulinares, menos divididas-, con los segmentos basales de 1,1-37 mm, más pequeños que el resto, a veces vestigiales, pinnatisectos, y los terminales de 2,5-8,5 x 0,5-1,4 mm, de lineares a ligeramente espatulados, enteros, con el ápice de redondeado a subagudo; pecíolo de las hojas basales 1-48 mm , las hojas superiores, sentadas. Inflorescencia densa, con glándulas esferoidales y pelos glandulíferos; rama terminal con (3)6-10(12) flores; pedúnculos 20-10(20) mm; brácteas inferiores 1(2) pinnatisectas, con los segmentos lineares; brácteas superiores 2,5-5 mm -0,3-0,8 veces más anchas que el pedúnculo en el que se insertan-, pinnatisectas o enteras; pedicelos 0,8-2,7(4,1) mm, de 0,5-5 veces la longitud de la cápsula. Receptáculo con disco anular de 1-1,4 mm de diámetro. Sépalos (1,6)2,2-3,4 x 0,6-1,4 mm, triangular-lanceolados, enteros, de ápice agudo, con glándulas y algunos pelos glandulíferos. Pétalos 3- 6,5 mm, erectos, de enteros a ligeramente ondulados, de amarillos a verdosos, con glándulas más grandes en torno al nervio central. Estambres con filamentos de 3-4,9 mm. Ovario dividido hacia el ápice en 4(5) lóbulos subagudos. Cápsula 1-2,7 x (1,2)2,1-4,3(4,9) mm; apéndices 4(5) mm, muy divergentes, de redondeados a subangulosos. Semillas 1,3-1,9 mm, 1(2) por lóculo, sin costillas. Especie nativa de España, Argelia, islas Baleares, islas del este del Egeo, Francia, Grecia, Italia, Marruecos, Portugal, Túnez, Turquía. En iteraran se encuentra en la zona 1.
Synonyms: Ruta legitima All.; Ruta sylvestris Mill.; Ruta tenuifolia Vill.
Herb up to 70 cm, perennial, woody at the base, more or less pale bluish green or greyish. Leaves generally grouped at the base of the branches forming a fascicle, glabrous and more or less pruinose; the basal ones of (10)35-100(118) mm, 2 or 3 pinnatisects -the cauline ones, less divided-, with the basal segments of 1.1-37 mm, smaller than the rest, sometimes vestigial, pinnatisects, and terminals 2.5-8.5 x 0.5-1.4 mm, linear to slightly spatulate, entire, with rounded to subacute apex; petiole of basal leaves 1-48 mm, upper leaves seated. Dense inflorescence, with spheroidal glands and glandular hairs; terminal branch with (3)6-10(12) flowers; peduncles 20-10(20) mm; lower bracts 1(2) pinnatisect, with linear segments; upper bracts 2.5-5 mm -0.3-0.8 times wider than the peduncle on which they are inserted-, pinnatisect or entire; pedicels 0.8-2.7(4.1) mm, 0.5-5 times the length of the capsule. Receptacle with annular disk 1-1.4 mm in diameter. Sepals (1.6)2.2-3.4 x 0.6-1.4 mm, triangular-lanceolate, entire, with acute apex, with glands and some glandular hairs. Petals 3-6.5 mm, erect, entire to slightly wavy, yellow to greenish, with larger glands around the midrib. Stamens with 3-4.9 mm filaments. Ovary divided towards the apex into 4(5) subacute lobes. Capsule 1-2.7 x (1.2)2.1-4.3(4.9) mm; appendages 4(5) mm, widely divergent, rounded to sub-angular. Seeds 1.3-1.9 mm, 1(2) per locule, without ribs. Species native to Spain, Algeria, Balearic Islands, East Aegean Islands, France, Greece, Italy, Morocco, Portugal, Tunisia, Turkey. In Iturraran is in area 1.