Ian Cambourne
About the Image(s)
This image is part of an ongoing personal project I have at the moment. Yarramundi Lagoon was a popular picnic and photography spot about 20 minutes from my home and is where two rivers met. About three years ago we suffered some severe flooding and the water flowing down the two rivers literally washed everything away, leaving a devastated area. My project is to record this devastation. There are still many large trees scattered in the water, some quite large. My main intent is to do it in Infrared, but also in colour. I also like trying some long exposures which smooth the water surface and also streaks the clouds passing overhead. My photographic approach varies each time I god there, depending upon the conditions of the day. Details are: Nikon D200; 42mm lens focal length, ISO 100; F16 and 1/30.