David is a Brisbane based photographer offering portrait, landscape and commercial photographic services.

These pictures are from David's personal gallery - he is available for hire at his Professional Photography site.

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Photo Tags

• 400d
• Sigma 10-20mm F/4-5.6 EX HSM
• Australia
• Canon
• Cedar Creek
• Creek
• Motion
• Queensland
• Rocks
• Slow Shutter
• Water
• Geotagged

Comments

• petepothole said:
  How did you do that? like you put a painting on a picture! Brilliant!
• Xenedis said:
  A 20-second exposure during broad daylight? I gather you had a polariser on the lens in addition to the f/22 aperture.
• David de Groot said:
  Long exposures, fast water :) You need a tripod, and the ability to close the aperture on your camera beyond what most compact cameras will do.
  
  I was getting 5 to 6 seconds at f/11 with a polarizer, but thought I'd try f/22 just for the hell of it. A bit of light sharpening in Lightroom made any diffraction issues fairly unnoticeable. But yeah, heavy tree cover and very dark overcast sky (for the time of day anyway - still too bright to shoot out in the open).
• heidi_K said:
  Lots of water since our flickr tour up there!
• David de Groot said:
  Yep, absolutely heaps. Even our little creek in the backyard is flowing :)