TiMn quasicrystal "approximant" electron-phase-contrast image down the 10-fold direction. Such approximants are formed by the rearrangement of quasicrystal building-blocks (like MacKay icosahedra) into a crystalline, rather than in a quasicrystalline, lattice. The short-range order symmetry in such cases can dominate the pattern modulation, even if the crystal lattice has a different symmetry altogether. The 10-fold "non-lattice" array of circled spots in the image power spectrum was quite spectacular in diffraction, because the image contrast transfer damping-function was not busy decreasing the intensity of higher spatial frequencies.