Yellowstone Travel Log with Ken Hubbard

Images copyright Ken Hubbard

For ten years, going back to the 90's we had a group of photographers who went into Yellowstone every winter. We spent three days on snowmobiles touring the park with enough camera gear to open our own retail store! It was one of those experiences that only a handful of people in the world get to see. I feel so fortunate to have been there for nine of the ten trips.

This week Tamron USA posted the video below featuring the NEW 18-400mm lens with Ken Hubbard traveling through Yellowstone. I know it's an infomercial, but it's really a travel log with Ken as our guide. I love the way he ties in some of the features of the lens together with the actual images he's capturing.

If you've never been to Yellowstone it needs to be on your bucket list. And, like we did each the winter, or Ken talks about each morning being up ahead of the tourists, the serenity of the park gives you a true appreciation of its beauty.

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Ken does a terrific job of taking you through Yellowstone while at the same time sharing his passion for landscape photography and the features/benefits of this new lens, right down to its moisture-resistant construction.

You can't help but be impressed with the technology behind this new lens. It's the world's first ultra telephoto all-in-one zoom lens. I loved the approach Ken took in this video and the amount of great content he packed into just five minutes. 

For more information on the 18-400 mm lens, just click on the image to the left and you'll link to the full product page on the Tamron USA site. As you review the product, click on the links in the description which will take you on a journey into the technology behind Tamron's features.

After watching the video and thinking about Ken's ability to demonstrate the product while traveling through the park all I can say is, "When I grow up I want to be Ken Hubbard!"

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