Deluges Collection
Deluges: A Force of Nature in Europe's Past and Present From the historic high tides of 1962 and 1976 that inundated Hamburg, Germany
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Deluges: A Force of Nature in Europe's Past and Present From the historic high tides of 1962 and 1976 that inundated Hamburg, Germany, to the present-day flooded meadows of Wuemmewiesen nature reserve in Bremen, water has shaped Europe's landscapes in profound ways. In Hamburg, water level markings serve as reminders of the power of the tides, while in Teufelsbrueck, Germany, the ruins of a medieval bridge stand as testament to past floods. Elsewhere in Europe, the flood level sign in Duernstein, Austria, marks the height of the 1500-year-old Danube flood, while the Hafragilsfoss and GoAzA'afoss waterfalls in Iceland showcase the raw power of glacial runoff. And in the Wachau valley and Waldviertel region of Austria, flooded meadows reflect the cyclical ebb and flow of nature, punctuated by rainbows that bridge the gap between sky and earth.