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Why I Now Take My 100-400mm Lens on Every Landscape Shoot (And How to Actually Use It)
Most landscape photographers treat their telephoto lens like a backup option. It stays in the bag while the wide angle does all the work. I used to do the same thing. My 100-400mm would come out maybe once a session, usually when I spotted wildlife, then back in it went. Watching William Patino work through a frosty winter morning in New Zealand’s South Island genuinely changed how I think about that piece of glass.