


This is one of those shots that to me, as a photographer, I'm amazed that I did from begining to end. I had seen this look a feel before, but never visualized it in creation. I knew at the point that I snapped the series of pictures that what I had was going to be amazing, I just didn't know I was going to end up with this.
A classic vintage feel treatment resulted in this image titled 'Sisters'
Taking some time to smell the flowers along the way...
A house on Lake street sits just above the water level, but most of the basements are already full of water and power has been cut to the area so the chance of electrical fire could be minimized.
Three life jackets are wrapped around a tree in defiance of the rising water levels.
The aptly named "Water Street" is submerged due to flooding.
The crosswalk at Burdick and Crosstown under six inches of water.
A defiant Jeep plows through flooded Burdick Street.
The Kalamazoo City buildings are surrounded by flooding. The jail had to be evacuated and many offices closed down due to the flooding.
This house on Jackson Court is completely flooded.
Jackson Court
A Southwesterly view of Crosstown Parkway at Portage Road
A sign in the parking lot of National City Bank on Westnedge indicates where customers should park their vehicles.
A tow truck pulls a flooded vehicle from the flood waters on Vine Street at Crosstown Parkway with Bronson Hospital in the background.
An ironic shot of Gordon Water surrounded by flood waters.
A Comstock park on the Kalamazoo river saw rising flood waters as a dam release at 5:00pm drove water levels even higher.