9/1/2005: NO from satellite before/after

Ero · 09-01-2005, 11:18 AM

It is an interesting shot indeed. The differences seem subtle at first but if you take some time looking at the picture you see loads of flooded areas. note the part in the upper left of the photographs, it is completely gone in the second photo. I'm from the Netherlands so the whole disaster is pretty far away from me but I see it on the news all day and it IS indeed a terrible disaster. I wouldn't wish this to happen to anyone.

I'm new here by the way; read loads of posts on the forum and became particularly interested in joining when I saw that the topics discussed here weren't the usual rubbish. So anyways, hello to everyone here.

09-01-2005, 11:18 AM	#5
Ero Musician Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Nijmegen, the Netherlands. Posts: 14	It is an interesting shot indeed. The differences seem subtle at first but if you take some time looking at the picture you see loads of flooded areas. note the part in the upper left of the photographs, it is completely gone in the second photo. I'm from the Netherlands so the whole disaster is pretty far away from me but I see it on the news all day and it IS indeed a terrible disaster. I wouldn't wish this to happen to anyone. I'm new here by the way; read loads of posts on the forum and became particularly interested in joining when I saw that the topics discussed here weren't the usual rubbish. So anyways, hello to everyone here. __________________ DON'T take life too seriously, or it could become a nuisance

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