When I drove to Alaska with my dad and later returned with my girlfriend Kristin, one thing remained constant: the Tamron 150-500mm lens was always attached to my camera. If there’s one thing you learn quickly on a road trip to Alaska, it’s that wildlife can appear at any moment. Whether it’s a bear lumbering along the roadside, an eagle soaring overhead, or a moose grazing in a meadow, you’re constantly surrounded by incredible opportunities for wildlife photography. Having the Tamron 150-500mm on my camera ensured I was always ready to capture those fleeting moments, no matter when or where they happened.
Read MoreThe Only Lens You Need For Glacier Point Is The Tamron 17-28mm f/2.8
When you’re planning a sunrise shoot at Glacier Point, simplicity can be your greatest ally. During an ambitious morning shoot at Glacier Point I embraced this concept with the Tamron 17-28mm f/2.8 mounted on my Sony camera, and that's it. Despite my usual inclination to carry multiple lenses, this lightweight zoom delivered everything I needed—and nothing I didn’t.
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22 Gift Ideas for the Photographer In Your Life
Capturing moments in a frame is an art, and every photographer deserves tools that enhance their creative journey. Whether you're shopping for a novice shutterbug or a seasoned pro, this gift guide covers a spectrum of essentials, from cutting-edge camera gear to educational resources.
Read MoreChris Burkard Drops Newest Book "The Oceans"
Renowned outdoor photographer Chris Burkard has just unveiled his latest masterpiece, a captivating coffee table book titled The Oceans. This stunning collection of photographs transcends traditional oceanography and ushers us into a realm of awe and reverence for the world's oceans.
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