This is the river Ure at Boroughbridge.

Last time I was here, the river was in flood, yesterday, the river had returned back to a normal level. The difference is remarkable.
My Love of Photography (And Cycling!)
This is the river Ure at Boroughbridge.
Last time I was here, the river was in flood, yesterday, the river had returned back to a normal level. The difference is remarkable.
Gent in a suit eating lunch by the river. Nice to get out the office eh?
As always, more images can be found over on my iPernity site.
Today was the one day a year Yorkshire water open the outfall of thruscoss dam, and allow the Washburn to flood down to fewston reservoir. The canoe club is not one to allow this opportunity to go to waste. And I’m not one to allow a photo op go either.
the day was grey with a lot of cloud it really was dull and this meant there where a few issues with photography. Most of the river is under tree cover, which meant the lack of light was further limited. I had to really bump up the ISO to get the shutter speed I needed, and the fastest lens I had brought was a 2.8 17-50.
I switched to full manual and constantly tweaked the exposures. It was hard work. But well worth it as I feel I got some good shots, and I worked for them. I would of used a flash but felt it would be off putting to the canoeists.
More images of course available on my ipernity site: http://www.ipernity.com/doc/mikethompson/album/505491