even a week until after the assessments are done there. apparently the water plant was damaged considerably from all of this. flash floods can be just so incredibly dangerous. that s right, and the water rises so quickly, that sometimes you may hear a warning and when you re trying to figure out what to do, the water is already up high. it s interesting, i m looking at nexrad radar to show you pike county, and what we re seeing right here is a lot less rain than in, say, southern indiana where there was three inches of rain in leavenworth and that was over the last 24 hours. in this case there was a creek that overflowed and that s what brought all the water up so high. unfortunately, two people died in this flooding situation. what s good to note, though, we are seeing some improvements out there. looking at the rainfall right now, what we re seeing is a lot of scattered showers and thunderstorms along the gulf coast. there s tilely been some flash flooding in lake louisiana,
mark saltsman is joining us from louisiana with tips on getting the best picture. mark, i know you just went on vacation because you were going on vacation just after we finished talking last sunday. how was your vacation? how was your pictures? thank you for asking. it was a mini vacation and my picture look pretty good. i brought on my water camera and a single lens reflex camera for out of the water and they look great. thanks for asking. so you know your stuff. help us be a better photographer. you say first off you need to shoot at eye level. nothing worse than getting that picture back and the heads cut off. absolutely. these are beginner tips, by the way. if you re a more advanced camera user or shutter bug, this might be old hat for you, but it s a great refresher. but you re right, let s start off with shoot at eye level. this is a common mistake for