Guardian Camera Club: Kate Stuart on rivers

The River Ouse's night life. The walkways over the River Ouse in the centre of York are used into the night, with night clubs and the cinema adding splashes of colour to the river Photograph: Kate Stuart/Flickr

Autumn river. Boats moor on the banks of the River Ouse at York into autumn when the colour of the trees start to reflect the yellow limestone of the city's medieval buildings Photograph: Kate Stuart/Flickr

Rowers on the Ouse. There are several dedicated rowing clubs that use the section of the Ouse that runs through York, even when it's raining Photograph: Kate Stuart/Flickr

Rain and leaves in the river. As autumn sets in the amount of rain increases and the River Ouse starts to rise Photograph: Kate Stuart/Flickr

Urban river. The scaffolding being used to repair this bridge hangs down into the river like strange stalactites. The graffiti artist showed real dedication in climbing to the centre of the river to create a tag Photograph: Kate Stuart/Flickr

Misty morning on the river. When the River Ouse reaches York it has widened and slowed but the human activity around it increases. Early morning is one of the few time it's quiet and still Photograph: Kate Stuart/Flickr