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Daily Dog Challenge: Angular.
Kahn & Etta helping dig a new hole for their "Yard Art" (dog poo composter :)
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.
Design by Marcello Gandini (trademark angular rear wheel arch)
V8 / 3217 cc / supercharged
335 PS @ 6400 rpm / 450 Nm @ 4400 rpm
top speed: 270 km/h
0-100 km/h: < 6 s
340 units (1998-2001) / all Quattroporte IV: 2883 (1994-2001), 1238 with 8-cylinders
The Quattroporte IV was smaller than its predecessor (1979-1990, designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro), very aerodynamic (0.31 cd) and roomy (trunk volume: 495 litres).
After Ferrari took over Maserati in July 1997, it introduced a Quattroporte Evoluzione for 1998 (identifiable by the Maserati-embleme in the wood steering wheel ring).
I can put this up now it's been in its competition. A hand-held 1 second exposure of a fairground ride. I'm not given to much post-processing normally but this required a lot of mods to remove distractions.
This guy was snoring away across from me. I don't know how he could sleep at that precarious angle. But I do know, from the expressions of those around me, that fellow riders were not really amused.
Cualquier lugar es bueno para hacer una foto, y mas si tiene un espejo donde poder hacer una foto de gran angular..
por casualidad, me ha salido similar a esta
Given the angular and detail oriented nature of this wheel, we felt it was necessary to create a new finish that would complement those design choices. The result is our brand new Crystal Black Buff finish. With black serving as the base coat, the high gloss clear coat creates a dark mirror-like appearance. The combination of the design of the V802 and this new finish create a synergy that you would be proud to put on your mod list.
Kuro's best spin of the day. The lighting here sure does get tricky, especially with partly cloudy days and shifting clouds. Exciting stuff.
very fast mover when its out and about . Otherwise it slides sidewards into burrows often occupied by prawns
keiko @ across the lancang/mekong river from menghan/ganlanba village 橄榄坝, xishuangbanna 西双版纳傣族自治州, yunnan province 云南, china 中国
An airshaft as seen ( via wide-angle lens) from the ground floor of the Pacific Design Center complex in Los Angeles, CA.
FR Sceau-de-Salomon odorant - EN Angular Solomon's-seal - ES Sello de Salomón de olor
Polygonatum odoratum (Mill.) Druce (port)
Bord de chemin forestier (alt. 810 m)
Pola de Somiedo (Asturies, Espagne)
Indigène (Europe, Maroc, Nord et Est de l'Asie tempérée)
An angular unconformity is evident between the eroded limb of the syncline and the overlying horizontal younger layers.
An unconformity occurs when deposition of sediment is "not conform" to an ideal continuous sequence of materials that would record time uninterruptedly (given that rocks are our only evidence of past events). Unconformities can be of different kinds, but they all imply that an interval of time is not present in our rock record.
This unconformity is called "angular" because there is an angle between the layers of the lower unit (the limb of the Miocene Barstow syncline) and those, more recent, of the upper unit.
After the layers that now form the syncline were deposited, the area was subject to compression and the layers folded. After the folding, the area was exposed to the atmosphere and eroded. Then new sedimentation started (the upper unit). The time interval not represented in this image is that between the beginning of the folding and the beginning of the new cycle of deposition.
Note the Joshua Trees on top of the mountain for scale.
Barstow, California