I carried my DSLR with its new "walkaround" lens, a Tamron 18-270mm zoom, with me to work today for the first time. There are some gingkgo trees just before I get to the entrance of our building, but I tend to only notice them in the fall, when their leaves turn yellow and carpet the sidewalk. But today, I finally "saw" them and took a few photos.
The new lens seems to have nice bokeh, as I was able to smoothly blur some cars, grass, and brick walkway in the background.
I bought the lens in early June after a few weeks of gearhead anxiety. Once it arrived and I had a chance to shoot with it, I wasn't sure if I was going to keep it. But I decided to do just that over the past day or two. More on that later.
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