"Snoqualmie Falls is 268 feet of raw power. To capture it properly, you have to go straight into the mist. The hike down to the riverbed is steep, slick, and wet—an environment where heavy gear quickly becomes a liability. For me, the Sony Alpha G Master II family of lenses aren’t just about optical perfection; they’re about removing the friction between me and the shot. The massive weight reduction of my 70-200mm F2.8 GM II results in me staying agile on the trail, keeping the camera in my hand rather than buried in a bag. The 16-35mm F2.8 GM II allowed me to capture the overwhelming scale of the cliffs from the water’s edge in one frame, while I used my 70-200mm GM II to isolate the texture of the crushing water. It takes a lot of trust to stand at the base of a waterfall while the spray soaks you, but the pro features of my GM II lenses give me uncompromised performance to keep on shooting in challenging environments like this."" - @Reza Malayeri 💯🚿 See what the GM II difference ...