depscribe's photos with the keyword: flood

A body of water called Federal Creek, about two miles from my house. It was dark -- I'm stunned that the Fuji X-Pro1 was able to produce an OOC jpeg that is much brighter than the scene itself -- and heavy snow was beginning. I took another way around -- and those two miles took me more than two hours to traverse.

Many hours of hard rain led the ice on the Hocking River to break up. Those ice floes were not moving very fast at all.

The predictions were accurate; the site of the earlier picture was inaccessible except by boat.

The Hocking River in flood yet again. If you've looked at the earlier pictures, you'll recognize the barn at the right. The riverbed, by the way, is on the left.

You can tell by the faint submerged yellow line where the road is; the small red bit between the pole and the yellow sign at the center, two-thirds up, is a mostly submerged pickup truck. This was on Route 329 between Guysville and Stewart, Ohio. The flooding was expected to worsen over the following two days, as new rains moved into the area.

The sun reflects off water -- several feet deep in places -- in what is usually pastureland.

It would take more than a little high water to keep this mailman from making sure that the Turners of Greenburgh, New York, got their mail. Olympus OM-1, 35mm Zuiko, Tri-X, D-76 1:1

Putnam County, New York. Leica M-2, 35mm Summicron, Agfachrome