To be honest, while in Banff National Park photographing the snow-capped mountains, I was getting a stiff neck from looking up. After a 10 minute gondola ride up to the mountains, the view was much better and the biggest problem was deciding which lens to shoot the mountains with. I chose my 70-300 mm lens and photographed every peak, then changed to my 17-40 mm wide angle and shot everything again. Finally I borrowed my son's 70-200 mm lens to compare the photos taken with that high-end lens with the photos I shot with my lenses. The only way I could tell which lens was used was the degree of zoom - my 70-300 showed the closest views.
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