I would start with a 50mm 1.4 or 1.8 then build up and down from there. 85mm is good portrait. Then a 28-300 3.5-5.6 for an all around lens. 105mm has a good macro as does the old 200mm. I would try to build quality rather than quantity, meaning lenses that are historically known for sharpness and low light shooting. I am an amateur photography (35 years practicing) so you may get better ideas from the pro shooters. Welcome to UHH.
50 years amateur...60mm f2.8D micro-nikkor, fast, sharp, macro, portrait, prime, tradily available new and used . What more do you want from a camera lens??
50 years amateur...60mm f2.8D micro-nikkor, fast, sharp, macro, portrait, prime, tradily available new and used . What more do you want from a camera lens??
i want to find the best of the best. past and present what do you thin.
There is no such thing as the BEST NIKON LENS. They are all great, you just have to pick the right one for the right situation. A great photographer can make any Nikon lens the best Nikon lens.