reCOMPOSE Podcast 061: Zooms Versus Primes For Wildlife

Hosted By Andy Williams & Marc Muench

Published August 13, 2019

For super-tele wildlife work, should you choose primes or zooms? In this episode of the reCOMPOSE podcast, host Andy Williams talks with acclaimed wildlife photographer Will Burrard-Lucas and their conclusions may surprise you.

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