One sure-fire way to get any photographer to take more pictures is to buy a new piece of equipment; in this case a new lens. When out shooting land or seascapes I only carry two: an ultra-wide and a standard zoom, but have frequently felt I needed a bit more focal length than the latter offered. As a result I've retired my 24-70mm f/2.8 Nikkor and replaced it with a 24-105mm f/4 Sigma Art lens.
An afternoon stroll along the local seafront with the new acquisition proves fruitful, as with this image of a passing shower lit by the setting sun.
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