adams, ansel

Chronicles the life and career of American photographer Ansel Adams, discussing how his work and life were often inspired by the beauty of nature.

This illustrated autobiography focuses on Adams' dedication, adventures, achievements, friendships, wisdom, and concern for human beings and nature.

A broad collection of striking photographs, some familiar, but many quite rare, some spectactular, others quietly revealing, some by well-known photographers, others by unknown photographers. Weber brings a special perspective to this work by discussing the subjects and themes of the photographs of the American West.

A collection of four hundred photographs by Ansel Adams; arranged chronologically and spanning his career.

Presents over one hundred black-and-white photographs commissioned from Ansel Adams by the U.S. government in 1941 that document the American wilderness, complemented by exerpts from the writings of naturalist John Muir.

A collection of lesser-known black-and-white photographs by Ansel Adams, which feature images taken of the University of California, its campuses, faculty, and students, the forests of Santa Cruz, Santa Barbara's coastline, and more.

A collection of ninety photographs by Ansel Adams that were originally presented in seven limited edition portfolios produced between 1948 and 1976.

Biography covering various aspects in the life of the noted photographer looking at his adventures, achievements, friendships, and concern for nature.

This book is a selection of representative examples of Ansel Adams' National Park Service Photographs.

Forty of Ansel Adams's black and white photographs are accompanied by his commentary upon taking them.