  Click the image above to learn about this great lens! Intro by Chamira Young There are some images that simply take your breath away. Today I want to feature a collection of photos that do just that, placed in the beautiful setting of Norway. In this inspiring video, Tamron's Ken Hubbard and André Costantini head to the Lofoten Islands of Norway with their Sony full frame mirrorless prime lenses. Specifically, the lenses in their arsenal include the 20mm F2.8, the 24mm F2.8, and the 35mm F2.8. They explore the location with an artist's thorough eye for detail and beauty, while providing valuable inspiration that might very well carry over to your own body of work. It's no secret Tamron puts out amazing glass, and as you'll see in the video, it makes all the difference. I also love this video from the Tamron team because it has no words - and none are necessary! It allows you to soak up the beauty of the images and get a behind-the-scenes peek at the artists' inspiration. Check it out below.
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