Ansel Adams is one of the most respected names in photography. During his lifetime he produced hundreds of images that became familiar across the world, as tributes to the epic landscapes of North America.
Having developed a comprehensive knowledge of the photographic process, and experimented a good deal with technique and style, it was in 1927 that Ansel Adams felt fit to declare:
- My photographs have now reached a stage when they are worthy of the world's critical examination.
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This examination bore very positive early reviews after a debut solo exhibition at the Smithsonian Institution in 1931. His images, taken in the High Sierra, expressed a sense of awe for the expanse and scale of the mountainous landscapes that he would become famous for capturing.
I really like his natural shoot of landscape.
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