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A photograph of a rocky riverbank in a steep mountain gorge. A large grey boulder sits in the turbid, milky-brown river water, with scattered grey and tan rocks and pale sand along the shore in the foreground. A mossy, rocky cliff face rises on the far bank, with a few green shrubs and a thin cable or line running across the cliff. No people are visible.

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July 08 20082008-07-08 +1 copiesA photograph of a fast-flowing, churning grey-brown river running through a steep gorge in the Himalayan foothills. Rocky cliffs with patches of green vegetation rise on the far bank, and in the foreground a muddy, rubble-strewn slope of loose stones and dirt leads down toward the water. A low stone retaining wall lines the riverbank. No people, shrines or ritual activity are visible; the scene appears to be a roadside view of the mountain river along the route to Badrinath.2008-07-08 +1 copiesMay 26 20062006-05-26June 03 20062006-06-03June 03 20062006-06-03June 03 20062006-06-03A photograph of a fast-flowing, turbulent white-water river in a steep mountain gorge. Large dark grey boulders stand in the rushing current, and the far bank is a rock cliff covered with green shrubs and trees. In the foreground, the ground is grey gravel and rocks with patches of grass. No people or ritual activity are visible.2008-07-02A steep, eroded hillside of pale brown earth and grey rock slopes down toward a churning, muddy-white river at the bottom of a mountain valley. Conifers and green shrubs line the upper edges and the foreground, with a thin overhead cable crossing the top of the frame. No people, ritual objects or deities are visible; the scene is a Himalayan landslide-scarred gorge, consistent with the Gangotri route in the 2006 Himalaya Yatra.2006-05-26July 08 20082008-07-08 +1 copiesA fast, silty river flows through a steep green mountain gorge, its white churning water curling around grey boulders along a rocky bank. Dense forest and shrubs cover the slopes on both sides, with exposed brown earth and loose stones on the left bank and a grassy, rock-strewn hillside on the right. Thin overhead lines cross the valley above. No people or ritual activity are visible.2008-01-22July 08 20082008-07-08July 08 20082008-07-08 +1 copies