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This is the confluence of the Green River and the Colorado River. It's a great 11 mile round trip hike in Canyonlands National Park. You'll need an ultra-wide angle lens for this!
The confluence of the Aikhouse Burn (from left) with the Wolfcleuch Burn (from right) with the combined waters of the Aikhouse Burn continuing away from camera. Craik Forest, Scottish Borders, 28th December 2009. The Aikhouse Burn joins the Borthwick Water at Craik, which then flows into the River Teviot at Hawick and thence joining the River Tweed at Kelso to flow to the north sea at Berwick-on-Tweed.
Confluence State Park -- This is the point at which the Missouri and Mississippi rivers join together. This is an incredible place where the size and power of the rivers are huge!
First Lady Georganne and Gov. Jay Nixon visited the Edward Ted and Pat Jones Confluence State Park on Sept. 17, 2010. The role that both rivers played in the Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1804, and the history of the rivers, are interpreted at the park in outdoor exhibits. A short interpretive trail, subject to frequent flooding, takes visitors to the confluence point.
Confluence 2019 is the third edition of Photographic Society of Madras's Members Photo Exhibition. 250 Images of 87 photographers in 30 " x 20 " framed will be on display. You will find different genres of photographs ranging from travel, monochrome, landscape, wildlife, monuments, street and portraits. The Exhibition will be held at Lalit Kala Akademi and is being inaugurated on June 19, 2019. Exhibition open for Public viewing from 12 noon to 8 pm from June19-25,2019
Confluence Cleanup at the Old Chain of Rocks Bridge on April 12, 2008 - all photos taken by Bill Freeman.
Confluence Park allows locals and visitors to kayak in downtown Denver's own backyard.
Credit: Stan Obert, Denver Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau
Junction of Australia's two largest rivers, the Darling (left) and Murray (beyond). Stitch of 5 portrait format images using PSE10 (Mac)
Sarah Anne Patz led the group through a movement exercise to explore their own physical connections to the Mississippi River.
A series of canvas, painted with acrylic colors and spread further with playing marbles. The colors represent different emotions and cultures.
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My mate Lea and goose at the confluence of the Murray & Little Murray Rivers in Swan Hill. Locals measure the floodwaters by the number of steps that are submerged.
SANNIDHI
CONFLUENCE
A dance production with seven classical dances- Kathak, Baratnatyam, Odissi, Manipuri, Kuchipudi, Mohiniattam, Kathakali
Concept, Research & Direction: Parwati Dutta
Obeisance to the sacred waters is a quintessential element of Indian Culture. In this production , the seven sacred rivers- Ganga, Yamuna, Saraswati, Godavari, Kaveri, Narmada, Sindhu symbolically represent the seven Indian classical dances. A tradition is often metaphorically correlated with a river that flows with time and nourishes mankind. Similarly, our Dance Heritage that had originated thousands of years ago has evolved over the centuries and are intrinsic to our cultural consciousness.
‘SANNIDHI’ is an attempt to articulate the diversity of expression manifested through each dance form culminating with the confluence depicted through melodic and rhythmic interplay juxtaposed with gestural patterns.
The Dance production starts with chants from “Shatapatha-Brahman” highlighting the sacredness of water. Sequences of each river have distinct flavor in music, percussion and movement of respective dance traditions. Selected mantras from Vedas, verses from Puranas, etc. form the literary basis of this creation
Music: Pt Madhup Mudgal