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On our first day on the river (just off the plane for me, pretty much), we stop at the first significant confluence. This rock face is the first evidence we see of the lack of historic glaciation that makes Ivvavik and the Firth so geologically unique
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Catching a real trout is the reason the "Trout Pond" is the most popular and exciting activity for children.
It was a boiling hot day, and putting on waders over my exploring culottes was an uncomfortable and unpleasant start to the trip. We pressed our hands together, bent our knees and dived in.
The culvert would be an ideal test for a powerful new torch. Being underground, there seemed to be little chance of bringing down any aircraft.
It was an interesting drain - the different building types made for nice variety in pictures.
It looked to be very well maintained. The brickwork was neatly pointed and there wasn't very much rubbish. As was had arrived, I could see lots of little fish in the water. I didn't see any underground, but I forgot to look. Sorry everyone. I feel like I have let myself down.
I did not like the water level mark on the wall in here one bit. I am glad it didn't rain when we were in there. It was a good trip - and one of my favourite drains. I wonder that if I had been told on my twenty first birthday that by the time I was forty I would have a "favourite drain" then I may have considered searching for a length of hosepipe and my car keys.
Durga Puja is an Indian festival where the goddess of power and righteousness, Durga, is worshipped over four-day long celebrations. In eastern part of India, especially Kolkata, this is an extravaganza of Indian art and culture. At the other end of the globe, we were privileged to host our own version of Durga Puja at Unitarian Universalist Church, West Lafayette, Indiana this year. The serene ambience of the church combined with colorful glitterati added an extra dimension to our "probashi pujo" (festival away from home).
At the confluence of the Riggs Street (to the left) and Jack's (to the right) Brooks, Oxford, Connecticut.
Flat version (anaglyph also available in my Anaglyphs set).
There are lots of things happening in this photo: a reflection of me in the mirror; some antiques stacked up in the background; natural light streaming in from outside in the left part of the frame; shop's interior lighting in the rest of the frame.
Shot inside an antiques shop in Commercial Street, Bangalore, India.
Confluence 2024 is the Annual Photo Exhibition of Photographic Society of Madras which got inaugurated by Mr Rajeev Menon , Director and Cinematographer on March 2, 2024. The Exhibition is on a Lalit Kala Akademi, Chennai till March 8, 2024. 6 of my images are on display
Varanasi Ghat under Open Colour
The confluence of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. Completely missed not just peak colors, but all fall colors this year.
Part of an ongoing series found here:
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