Ansel Adams took one of his most famous nature photos while documenting the American citizens of Japanese ancestry who were imprisoned at Manzanar during World War II. Our country is both the darkness ...

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CC0 Usage Conditions ApplyClick for more information. Ansel Adams (1902-1984) was an American landscape photographer known for his black and white images of the American West. He took some of his ...

The Westmont Ridley-Tree Museum of Art offers a groundbreaking exhibit that reveals a little‑known chapter of America’s most celebrated photographer in “Beyond the Wilderness: Ansel Adams in 1940s Los ...

Give nature time / by Ansel Adams -- Ansel Adams, photographer / by Wallace Stegner -- Portfolio -- Ansel Adams in the national parks / by Richard B. Woodward -- Notes on selected photographs -- Ansel ...

Ansel Adams Edwin Land and Persistence of Myth and Tragedy. At the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, two legendary figures from the history of photography have been brought together in Ansel Adams ...

Ansel Adams wrote of an "inevitable conflict" between the accuracy of color film and people's subjective reaction to colors. Excerpted from the book Ansel Adams in ...

Ansel Adams as a photographer of nature. But in 1940, he was sent on assignment to the “wilds” of Los Angeles, where he documented life in the city for Fortune magazine. Twenty years later, he gifted ...

Pete McBride was as surprised as anyone when news of the prestigious Ansel Adams Award arrived. “I knew nothing about it,” he said. “I got a notice about it a little bit in advance, telling me to be ...

This episode focuses on Ansel Adams, a photographer with a strong passion for nature. This episode focuses on Ansel Adams, a photographer with a strong passion for nature. In this episode, he answers ...

"I have to do something in the relatively near future to regain the right track in photography. I am literally swamped with 'commercial' work — necessary for practical reasons, but very restraining to ...