Photos & Story by Lance Phillips
I was walking around the Beechcraft display at Oshkosh last year, talking about photography and airplanes with my friend Peter Herr. As we strolled past the King Air 360, which was front and center, I knew I needed to get this shot. The camera I used was new to me then: the Nikon Zf retro-yet-ultra-modern mirrorless. I took only two prime lenses to Osh, the 40 mm f2 and the 135 mm f1.8. Both of these lenses are phenomenally sharp and bring lots of character. As you probably already figured, this shot was taken up close with the 40.
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