This morning was my first visit to Cement Creek which I had seen many photos of before and I hope I did it some justice with my version. I took a few different angles of certain spots along the creek including one instance where I climbed a tree to get a good vantage point although that was obviously not this image! Was so glad this area didn’t get touched by the Black Saturday bushfires, after a breakfast stop at Warbuton I drove back up the mountain and took Acheron Way to Marysville and it was clear that the impact from the fires touched many areas close to this spot.

As a result of the fires that started on Saturday the 7th of February 2009 38% of the Yarra Ranges National Park was destroyed and slowly but surely many of the scenic spots in the park are starting to be rebuilt with new tracks and are being opened again to the public. Taken near Mount Donna Buang, Victoria, Australia

1. Featured in the Atmospheric Land and Seascapes Group June 2010

1. Featured in the Beauty of Nature Group June 2010

1. Featured in the For the love of Canon Group June 2010

1. Featured in the Canon DSLR Group June 2010

1. Featured in the Landscape Photography Group June 2010

Settings

1. Canon 40D, 10-22mm EFS. FL: 12 mm
2. 25 seconds @ f11, ISO 100
3. Cokin circular Polariser
4. Adobe Lightroom 2