An old one of the relatively light River Ouse floods of a few months ago, taken from the right bank looking towards the town centre.
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That is a beautiful photograph. I wonder if the owners of the buildings have basement flooding problems?
ReplyDeleteFlod is not nice!
ReplyDeleteBut the light, the building and the way you have done the composition looks very nice!:)
Pretty shot of not such a pretty happening!
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