Flood

This is the same creek I posted a few weeks ago http://365project.org/grammyn/365/2012-02-20 but we had lots of rain last night and all day today so it is much fuller and faster now!

[Deb]

Wow, you can't even see the rocks anymore! The movement in the creek is nicely captured :)

[Debbi M]

I was just going to write that you can't see the rocks, but Deb beat me to it!

[Steve Hankins]

Water can transform just about anything. Really interesting to see the two different pics.

[Kimberlee]

wow!!! great capture

[Marilyn Wigen]

Impressive change... Nice capture of this muddy movement... :)

[katy]

@deburahiru I was surprised how high the water was too when I came home and compared the photos! Thanks so much!

[katy]

@debbim I am so glad you noticed,Debbi. Thanks!

[katy]

@hankinsphoto I was a little surprised by the difference myself. Thanks,Steve.

[katy]

@kimfaria I appreciate it,Kim. thanks

[katy]

@marilyn Thank you ma'am!

[Diane]

Wow, what a difference! Hope you didn't have flooding like some places did.

[Darlene]

What a difference rain makes, especially a lot of it. Such a beautiful photo of the rushing water, Katy.

[katy]

@eudora I haven't heard of any locally but sometimes it comes a day or so after all the rain so it is still possible.

[katy]

@darsphotos Isn't it amazing how it changes? Thanks a bunch,Darlene.

[Jennifer Wearing]

OMG - the contrast between the two is just fantastic.

[katy]

@jennwearing I think I like the first one best!

[Peter de Graaff]

That must have been a creek busting storm. i got stuck in creek the other day. had to get towed out by a farmer and a rock damaged sump. Covered by insurance, but things that happen in search of 365

[katy]

@peterdegraaff Seriously?! Peter,Be careful!! Crazy man! It was a very constant storm here but today after the fog burned off....beautiful!