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The Tamron 150-500mm Was Always On My Camera While I Drove to Alaska, Here’s Why

The Tamron 150-500mm Was Always On My Camera While I Drove to Alaska, Here’s Why

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.

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The Only Lens You Need For Glacier Point Is The Tamron 17-28mm f/2.8

The 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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Three Pieces of Gear All Adventurer's Should Know About

Three Pieces of Gear All Adventurer's Should Know About

Welcome to another episode of The Gear Room where we introduce you to a wide variety of outdoor gear that you probably didn't know about. In this episode we go over three pieces of gear; a running vest, a book, and a camera lens. Watch the video and check out the written reviews below:

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