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Taken today at Ouse Bridge. This is quite a common sight for us locals, the tourists seem to find it quite remarkable to see the river in flood!
My heart goes out to friends in Thailand! Bad floods submerging cities and industrial areas... Bangkok is next I hear...
About the picture - Sisters playing at the beach as their mom searches for shell fish as the tide recedes. Nusa Dua - Bali
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This Amusement Arcade on Hornsea Seafront fell Victim to Last Months Floods on the East Yorkshire Coast ..
Seems a long time since we saw blue skies and sunshine. It might be cold but it would be a waste not to ride in such lovely weather. Still very muddy and a few floods still about though.
Flooded floodplain in the Netherlands due to the high water level of the river. Much rain and melt water from Germany flows into the Dutch rivers during the winter season.
De uiterwaarden van de Boven Merwede aan de voet van de Merwededijk bij de Brabantse plaats Woudrichem staan onder water tengevolge van de hoge waterstand in de rivier.
The Nile in flood near the Pyramids .. a timeless scene .
Commercial postcard
Cairo date 1927
The Journey
First, thank you for all the likes and comments on my photo that made it to Flickr Explore yesterday! Here is another one of my recent black and white photos. This is Badwater Basin in Death Valley National Park, flooded after a winter rainstorm. Under flat light, these salt patterns fade into their surroundings. With direct light and shadows, the patterns stand out in a way that makes them far more obvious. While both lighting situations can work, the direct light helped create a much more compelling black and white photograph. I share more of my black and white photos and a few photography tips in this recent blog post: www.naturephotoguides.com/blog/10-tips-for-better-black-w....
Flooding on June 13, 2008. Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Hwy 23 (Johnson St.) and Seymour St.
I captured this photo when the man who was wearing these boots took them off to walk around in the water. This is normally a very busy intersection but it ended up completely under water.
Where I bike each day - flooded in October in one of those Houston flash floods - was gone, but rather dirty, the next day - I had never seen it up to the bridge which you could not cross ----- Sam and I were out shooting in the rain! Was lots of fun.
Canon T70 - Kodak Portra 400 - Louisville, Kentucky - This is not a lake, it's River Road and Champions Park. The Ohio River flooded parts of Louisville two years in a row. Both floods happened in February.
An infrared view of the flooding at the Biltmore Estate. The river completely overtook what was the path to the lagoon.
After months of drought we have been getting some nice ground soaking rains, but yesterday we got a LOT of rain! I have included a photo from November 2nd of the same pond. The dock in that photo is almost completely out of water. The pond in the second photo looks like a big muddy puddle, but this photo is the opposite extreme! I took it just before dark and it was still raining pretty hard so I think the flood may have completely covered the dock a bit later which would be the first time ever since I had it built some years ago! You can see the water going out of the pond on the right. It was designed with a low point to do just that because then the water goes out there, curves around next to the driveway and flows back into the creek. Works really well! These are two extremes, taken about 2 months apart. Oh, and the reason you can't see Old Rag mountain in the background of the second photo was because it was covered with forest fire smoke! The world is upside down now...... I will catch up with every ones photos as soon as I can, but I've had the little Princess Tornado with me the last two days and nights and honestly, just having too much fun to be on the computer as much! LOL
Original Caption: Flood-Damaged Houseboat
U.S. National Archives’ Local Identifier: 412-DA-1952
Photographer: Reaves, Bill, 1934-
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New Braunfels (Comal county, Texas, United States) inhabited place
Environmental Protection Agency
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Flood waters race under a bridge in Yorkshire. The speed was phenomenal and it caused a backwash which you see here.
Abandoned State Hospital for the Insane
This was always a favourite room of mine here. I'd never seen it flooded like this and I thought it looked even more beautiful.
A bit of an abstract composition. Taken in a flooded field near Fontenay La Comte, France, a few years ago and published after a re-visit to editing the original photo
During the day, Friday, we'd watched large pieces of ice float towards the lake, some of it looked like dirty snow and ice mini-glacier bits. It was all part of a week's flooding of the Sheboygan River and the river ice melting.
Friday evening I took a riverfront walk and was greatly surprised. These rafts of uprooted trees and other debris stretched from the bend of the Sheboygan River near Pier 17 and extended out into Lake Michigan.
Amazing!
A friend alerted me to local flooding on one of our local reserves. This is the river Roding in Essex having burst its banks. In summer it's a bit more than a trickle but you certainly can't see it from this point.
The reserve is characterised by flood meadows which gives it its spectrum of vegetation and insect life. In days gone by it used to provide fresh nutrients for grasses and hay crops. Now, however, with modern agricultural fertilisers in the water, it promotes other crops and in particular meadowsweet which is a real nuisance.