Ansel Adams? by Richardphotos
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Description
Ansel Adams was born on February 20, 1902, in San Francisco to Charles and Olive Adams. He states that he lived a happy, peaceful childhood in his autobiography. "My closest experience with profound human suffering was that earthquake and fire (in 1906). But we were not burned out, ruined, or bereft of family and friends. I never went to war, too young for the First and too old for the Second" (5-8). The only true suffering he experienced was frequent illness, according to his accounts (Adams 9). His interest in nature, however, was with him even in childhood. Adams enjoyed exploring the outdoors, and his favorite activity was collecting insects. Running, walking along the beach, and golfing were other activities he enjoyed http://www.veritasdigital.com/ansel_adams/biography.html
I took this in Utah on the East side of Zion park. I think someone else took a similar picture and posted here 2-3 years ago and I would bet it probably is the same gentleman
I shot it in monochrome
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Comments (108)
Hi Richard such intesting work caught me attention simply beautiful sweet sunshine to you warm hug, Linda
Fantastic B & W , and great dedication to one of the most important artist , Thanks for this one ! Ana
Excellent B&W composition and thx for the info!!!
Nice pic !!! great B&W ......
Fantastic homage to a great photographer!
THe monochrome is perfect--and I love the large format camera he's using, those take awesome pictures!
Very cool :-)
nice tale and work, bravo.
Great POV and photo colours Richard! Muis
A very rare capture!
Wonderful foto and story to go with it. He was maybe the best!!
Great capture and tribute. Not familiar with the man and his work but sounds like my kind of adventurer. Will have to check out more about him.
Wonderful capture Richard..terrific information!!
fantastic capture, thanks for sharing the history. It's amazing what you can run into while out and about. Hugs Maria
Fabulous shot!!!
that is nice stot:)
Of course, this is Yosemite Park :)))
excellent!!!
Thanks for the info..gorgeous capture! :)
Very interesting Richard! Great shot!
always wanted to try one of those old cameras i hear you can get an amazing quality from them that is lost to todays digital ... excellent capture, enjoyed the read too!
Very nice! Thanks for recalling the life of a giant photographer! Have a geat Sunday Richard!
Great shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very nice shot.....
FANTÁSTICA FOTO,A INFORMAÇÃO É ESPLÊNDIDA,OBRIGADO.++++++++++5
A wonderful tribute for a true pioneer in the field of Photography!
Excellent shot, perfect in b&w. The play of light and shadows looks fantastic. Superb!!
Love the POV. Love Ansel Adams, too. This is nice.
this is a really good capture...i like the contrasts the B/W gives...
f64 all the way ... well done.