"I caught Superman sitting, with a shellshocked look on his face... it all happened so fast, he didn't have time to act!"
"and this guy really went out of his way to avoid those pedestrians!"
Showing posts with label Sedona Flood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sedona Flood. Show all posts
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Sedona flood photos by Misha Saez
Misha Saez, who works at Tlaquepaque, shot these two photos of the flash flood damage shortly after the waters subsided on Thursday 10 Sept.
"I caught Superman sitting, with a shellshocked look on his face... it all happened so fast, he didn't have time to act!"
"and this guy really went out of his way to avoid those pedestrians!"
"I caught Superman sitting, with a shellshocked look on his face... it all happened so fast, he didn't have time to act!""and this guy really went out of his way to avoid those pedestrians!"
Friday, September 11, 2009
Rain gods wouldn't destroy CFG's Sedona, right?
Nothing like shamelessly taking advantage of a tragedy to further one's political career.Vote CFG!
In 2012!
(Hope you all saw my photos up on NBC Channel 12 and Channel Fox 10 tonight).
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Sedona Flood photo #48, map & video
Map of the damage to Tlaquepaque.
I shot this at the far end of Tlaquepaque near Plaza de la Fuenta. Sorry for the brevity, but I wanted to save batteries for the later photos.
Traffic begins to get back to normal. Anyone can use these photos. E-mail me at foxthepoet@yahoo.com for the full originals.
Sedona Flood photo #47
The entrance to the Tlaquepaque parking lot. Anyone can use these photos. E-mail me at foxthepoet@yahoo.com for the full originals.
Sedona Flood photo #46
Looking toward the Tlaquepaque employee parking lot beyond the caution tape. I heard one of the employees earlier state that she was quitting in a week and didn't have any insurance, so she's doubly out of luck.Anyone can use these photos. E-mail me at foxthepoet@yahoo.com for the full originals.
Sedona Flood photo #45
Looking toward Los Abrigados. Anyone can use these photos. E-mail me at foxthepoet@yahoo.com for the full originals.
Sedona Flood photo #44
The car shoved against the side of Oak Creek Brewery. Anyone can use these photos. E-mail me at foxthepoet@yahoo.com for the full originals.
Sedona Flood photo #42
About six inches of mud. Lots of art ruined. Anyone can use these photos. E-mail me at foxthepoet@yahoo.com for the full originals.
Sedona Flood photo #41 Ruptured gas line
The ruptured gas line, shut off at this point. Anyone can use these photos. E-mail me at foxthepoet@yahoo.com for the full originals.
Sedona Flood photo #40 Patio de Las Rosas
This is the center of Tlaquepaque's Patio de Las Rosas, looking north. That thing in the middle is the 7-foot tall elk on its side. The caution tape is up due to the gas leak, caused by the car. Please not the yellow "FLT" sticker on the upper left of the license plate: a tourist rental.Anyone can use these photos. E-mail me at foxthepoet@yahoo.com for the full originals.
Sedona Flood photo #37 Three cars in a ditch
Note the third car, in the ditch, under the blue one. That's the one blocking the culvert that essentially backed up the water. Anyone can use these photos. E-mail me at foxthepoet@yahoo.com for the full originals.
Sedona Flood photo #35 Entrance to Los Abrigados
Anyone can use these photos. E-mail me at foxthepoet@yahoo.com for the full originals.
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