If you can always bring all your glass everywhere you go, get the 70-200 or even 70-300 (especially consider 70-300 if you are only shooting landscape narrow apertures).
The logic? With two lenses you have 16 / 35 / 70 / 'long' well covered. That's a pretty versatile spread for a landscaper.
However, if you can't always bring all your glass with you, a 24-70 / 24-105 is indispensable, IMHO. I often can only take one lens, that's it, and it gets the job done.
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The logic? With two lenses you have 16 / 35 / 70 / 'long' well covered. That's a pretty versatile spread for a landscaper.
However, if you can't always bring all your glass with you, a 24-70 / 24-105 is indispensable, IMHO. I often can only take one lens, that's it, and it gets the job done.
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