Ansel Adams in Color
In Joshua Tree National Park © Ansel Adams/The Trustees of the Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust/Courtesy of Little, Brown and Company
America’s preeminent landscape photographer known primarily for his stunning large-format black and white images, Ansel Adams explored color photography shortly after the invention of Kodachrome film in the mid-1930s. From nearly 3,500 images made, only a small fraction were used in the first edition of Ansel Adams in Color originally published in 1993. The newly revised and expanded edition published this year by Little, Brown and Company includes 20 unpublished photographs.
Tags: Ansel Adams, Joshua Tree, Kodachrome
December 29th, 2009 at 5:42 pm EEST
Alltough Ansel Adams is a personal hero of mine I really have to say that I so much more prefer b/w with him. Don´t get me wrong these are great… but thay are not one-of-a-kind like the more better known works.