It was in the 1940s that Adams came up with his Zone System, dividing an image into 10 specific zones, ranging from black to white.

Adams went on to become one of the most recognizable faces of American nature photography. "Monolith - The Face of Half Dome, Yosemite National Park, 1927" by Ansel Adams. Gelatin silver print.

Ansel Adams was the master of that technique, coming up with his “Zone System,” an involved process of exposure matched to a specific timed film-developing process.

Fully interactive virtual learning Argentinian photographer Ossian Lindholm discusses and demonstrates the benefits of learning how to apply Ansel Adams’ classic Zone System to digital landscape ...

The very same Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) gallery that hosted Takashi Murakami’s "Superflat" monsters and 19th century Japanese paintings last year is now, as the site for the exhibition “ Ansel Adams ...

ALL ARTS Vault: Ansel Adams—Points of View features the iconic American photographer. Journey into the ALL ARTS Vault for this unique episode featuring Ansel Adams, as he brings his singular ...

Ansel Adams created some of the definitive photographs of the Western American landscape long before climate change threatened to obliterate it forever. Born in San Francisco in 1902, Adams is best ...

The Ansel Adams photo is the National Portrait Gallery’s only portrait of a first couple taken during their time in the White House.

The Ansel Adams estate criticized Adobe for not enforcing its own rules by selling generative AI imitations of the late photographer’s work on its stock image platform.