Nikon 120 300mm f2.8 › Bokeh
8 positive · 4 mixed · 1 critical mentions across 13 sources.
Two advantages to that gives me really good shallow depth of field, but also for low light.
>> You know, one of the things that I thoroughly enjoy with wildlife photography, too, is seeing all the details of the animal, you know, you're focusing on the eyes, but there's so many more little details that you want to see, too, right?
And while we're looking at image quality, I want to point out the bokeh is really beautiful in the background here.
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