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- About Ansel Adams
- Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico, 1941
- San Francisco from Twin Peaks, 1953
- Sierra Meadow, 1930
- Yosemite Valley, Yosemite National Park, 1934
- Autumn, Storm, Near Peñasco, New Mexico, 1958
- The Golden Gate Before The Bridge, 1932
- The Grand Tetons and The Snake River, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, 1942
- North Dome, Basket Dome, Mount Hoffman, Yosemite, 1935
- Nevada Fall, Rainbow, 1947
- East Vidette, from The Portfolio Parmelian Prints of The High Sierras, 1925
This famous photograph was captured a moment before the sunset. With his camera’s back to the sun, Adams captured this twilight scene of Hernandez, a small New Mexico town. An orange Wratten No. 15 G filter helped to darken the sky and emphasize the adobe buildings and fall-colored leaves. The contrast gives the gravestones of the small cemetery an...
A much different image than typical Ansel Adamsphotography, here we see San Francisco sprawling out before Twin Peaks, two large hills that sit within the city. Shadows from the clouds darken different areas of the city, making it look small and toy-like. The strong contrast between light and dark in this photo creates a chaotic visual drama among ...
Sierra Meadowis quite different from Ansel Adams’ monumental photographs of great land formations. Here, he looks closely at a small part of nature. Instead of his classic use of strong contrasts between dark and light, he creates a softer focus on the small flowers. They glow in the sunlight, emphasized by the difference in texture from the grass ...
The Tunnel View of Yosemite Valley is a popular spot to view the immensity of this valley, carved out centuries ago by glaciers. Adams enjoyed this view greatly, photographing it multiple times at different parts of the year. On the left, El Capitan stands guard. On the right, Bridal Veil Falls shines brightly. In the far distance, the famous Half ...
Dark clouds that seem out of place float low over a brightly lit field. The grass and trees are illuminated, emphasizing their texture in contrast to the soft clouds. The flat land stretches to the horizon, only broken up by the groups of trees. Adams shows the enormity of the land and its’ calm resolve in the face of the storm. Half Dome from Glac...
Adams captured this photo one year before construction on the iconic Golden Gate Bridge began. From his home nearby, he saw the clouds rolling in and he rushed to Lands End, a nearby park, where he could stand on a cliff and capture the view before him. The darkened hills that stretch out to the horizon are made small in comparison to the enormity ...
In this photograph, Snake River, the largest tributary of the Columbia River, winds away from the Teton Range in Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park. The dark trees and vegetation around the river contrast the white of the snow on the mountains. The partly cloudy sky creates unique reflections of light on the water and snowcaps.
North Dome and Basket Dome sit in the foreground of this photograph, shadowed on the left side and illuminated by the sunlight on the right. They rise up out of a sea of dark trees that contrast the smooth texture of the domes. Behind them, Mount Hoffman shines in the light and stretches across the horizon. Numerous smaller peaks rise up around Mou...
At 594 feet tall, the Nevada Fall is a popular feature in Yosemite National Park. Adams had to approach the fall carefully to avoid traveling through any lingering mist and damaging his equipment. The darkened trees and rocks contrast the white water as it falls. Even in black and white, a rainbow can clearly be seen stretching across the bottom of...
East Vidette is a striking peak located in Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Park. A flat foreground with tall, darkened trees stretches to the base of the mountain, which rises steeply to a sharp point. The light clouds surround East Vidette and emphasize its rocky surface against the milky sky. Light dances throughout the photo on illuminated rocks a...
Ansel Adams: Eight of the most iconic photos of the American West. 9 July 2023. By Cath Pound,Features correspondent. The Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust. Ansel Adams' images of...
Fotografías más destacadas de Ansel Adams. La obra de Ansel Adams se centra principalmente en el paisaje en blanco y negro. La mayoría de sus fotos se toman en Yosemite. Algunas de sus obras más reconocidas de Ansel Adams son: Monolith, The Face of Half Dome, 1927. Rose and Driftwood, 1932. Clearing Winter Storm, 1937.
7 de abr. de 2023 · Updated October 25, 2023. Throughout the 20th century, Ansel Adams captured stunning black-and-white images of the American West, earning the title of "America's most important landscape photographer." 55 Astonishing Ansel Adams Photographs That Depict Nature, Life, And Social Justice In America. View Gallery.
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16 de abr. de 2024 · Last Updated on April 16, 2024. For over 60 years, Ansel Adams turned his camera on the American Wilderness. We are delighted to present 10 Ansel Adams most famous photos.
Conocido por sus fotografías en blanco y negro de paisajes del parque nacional de Yosemite en Estados Unidos (entre otros paisajes) y como autor de numerosos libros sobre fotografía como su trilogía de manuales de instrucción técnica (La Cámara, El Negativo y La Copia).
