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Bridge across Brayes Bayou on Lawndale restricting waterflow, thus flooding Idylwood neighborhood.
This was taken later, after much of the damage was done. If I had been flooded as my neighbors, I would have been tempted to sue some of the companies who blocked raising the bridge due to their own financial concerns rather than that of the…
S. Braeswood Blvd. west of Fondren view from upstairs window
This photo was taken when we couldn't get out of house the day after Harvey flood.
Ironic street name
The whole neighborhood looked like Venise and the image was taken from the boat we used to visit friends.
Fish in the pool
Our entire backyard, including the pool, was covered in several feet of water after the dam release. The water in the street next to our backyard fence was up to five feet deep, and the current was so strong that our neighbors in small boats had some…
My Home as water rose.
Photo taken from rescue boat as we evacuated 8/27/17 in Ponderosa Lakes
Greg Mancz, a professional football player for the Houston Texans, moves boxes of donated fruit through the Houston Food Bank warehouse during Hurricane Harvey recovery
During Hurricane Harvey recovery, players for the Houston Texans teamed up with the Houston Food Bank to gather donations and volunteer at the warehouse
Kendall Lamm, a professional football player for the Houston Texans, moves a dolly through the Houston Food Bank warehouse during Hurricane Harvey recovery
During Hurricane Harvey recovery, players for the Houston Texans teamed up with the Houston Food Bank to gather donations and volunteer at the warehouse.
Houston Food Bank volunteers pack food into relief boxes in the Food Bank warehouse during Hurricane Harvey recovery
The Houston Food Bank began operating 24 hours a day in order to help the community immediately following Hurricane Harvey. Thirteen thousand people answered the call and volunteered at the Houston Food Bank in September 2017.
Houston Food Bank volunteer stacks boxes in the Food Bank warehouse during Hurricane Harvey recovery
The Houston Food Bank began operating 24 hours a day in order to help the community immediately following Hurricane Harvey. Thirteen thousand people answered the call and volunteered at the Houston Food Bank in September 2017.
Houston Food Bank volunteer grabs granola bars from boxes of donations during Hurricane Harvey recovery
The Houston Food Bank began operating 24 hours a day in order to help the community immediately following Hurricane Harvey. Thirteen thousand people answered the call and volunteered at the Houston Food Bank in September 2017.