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Southward view towards Snapper Point, outlining the angular unconformity between the Oligocene Port Willunga Formation and the Pliocene Hallet Cove Sandstone
Angular connecting T clip, coverslip suspended ceiling accessory. It is use to fix the sub-profiles to the main profiles.
Firstly, the T clips act as stabilizers. However, a total of 4.7 angular connecting T-Clips is 1 square meter.
Secondly, the bottom profiles are fix to the suspension bars under the main profiles fixed with the suspension bars.
The sub-profiles are insert into the roof U-profiles perpendicular to the main profiles. In addition, the main profiles are fix at the intersection points using two T-clips.
Finally, you can also take a look at the Ceiling hanger material model of this product.
El Portal Road, western Yosemite Valley, Yosemite National Park, CA, 10/30/2008
Linhof Master Technika 2000 camera, 150mm Schneider Symmar-S f/5.6 lens, Fujicolor Pro 160S film, 55 megapixels
I love visiting Yosemite Valley in the autumn for its colorful foliage and the terrific reflections in the Merced River. Throughout most of the year the Merced moves too rapidly to be used as a reflecting pool, but in autumn its waters are almost perfectly still, as can be seen here. This is the view looking south across the river just a short walk west of the Pohono Bridge. I was attracted by the abstract qualities of this scene: the angular boulder, leaning tree, and their mirror image below.
Shot taken with iPhone 13 Mini and edited in Photoshop Express. Will reupload without borders, if I can recover a version without those.