TAMRON 70-300mm F4.5-6.3 (Model A047) for NIKON Z mount x landscape by Yukie Hayashi

I believe that the important qualities for a nature and landscape photographer, come down to the descriptive power and mobility of their camera equipment, and their own powers of observation.
On this occasion, I used the TAMRON 70-300mm F/4.5-6.3 Di III RXD (Model A047) and went out to the sea, mountains and the fields around me, capturing everything from vast landscapes to flowers, insects and other macro subjects. I was able to cover this wide range of expressions and subjects with this single lens. To my delight, the 70-300mm F4.5-6.3 is lightweight and compact despite its telephoto zoom credentials. This meant I had less to carry around, and it didn’t bother me even during handheld shooting of flowers and insects, my favorite subjects.
As the lens was able to quickly focus on moving subjects, it matched my shooting rhythm without missing the drama unfolding in the lives of tiny creatures.
What pleased me the most of all was the soft and clear rending performance that is distinctive to TAMRON lenses.
Especially for shooting close-up at the 300mm end, as the aperture is F6.3, when shooting at or near to wide-open aperture, the bokeh lets the main subject stand out against a soft background, creating an almost poetic atmosphere. This gives the photos a gentle and mellow impression, with the warmth lending charm to the images.
I always hold a desire to warm people’s hearts, making them feel calm and relieved, and I think that sentiment comes across in the pictures I have taken using this lens.