Ansel Adams

Ansel Adams was a master of "previsualization" and is considered to be the inventor of the Zone system. Using these two techniques and his sometimes unique perspective, he produced negatives that were technically superior, which resulted in outstanding prints. He seldom had to manipulate his prints in the darkroom to produce the quality that he is famous for.

Ummm... the final line of the above answer is totally incorrect. Ansel was literally famous among photographers for how much time he spent in the darkroom revising his prints. The Zone System got his initial exposures correct, but that's just the starting point, not the finishing point.

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Yes, Ansel Adams had two children, Michael (born 1933) and Anne (born 1935).

When Ansel Adams died on April 22, 1984, from heart failure aggravated by cancer, he left his wife, Virginia Best Adams, his two children, Michael and Anne, and five grandchildren and his puppy, carrot! Carrot was very sad:(

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Just about anything he could get his hands on, including Leicas, Hasselblads and view cameras.

Ansel Adams influence artistic and cultural development by photographic images. Ansel was central figure of helping preserve the wilderness areas of Yosemite by encouraging the expansion of the National Park Services and establish photography as a major art form.

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He attended many schools and had to switch either because he was kicked out or flunked. Eventually his father and aunt home schooled him to the point where he got equal to an 8th grade education the Mrs. Kate M. Wilkins Private School. He hen picked up piano.

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I do not think it does.

Ansel Adams was born on February 20, 1902, in San Francisco and grew up in the dunes area by the Golden Gate .Through his photographs he has touched countless people with of the importance of preserving the last remaining wilderness lands. His area of expertice is landscape photography.

Landscape photography is the supreme test of the photographer - and often the supreme disappointment. - Ansel Adams -

He was a photographer.

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he took over 500 pictures in his lifetime hope this helps you out. i cant find the exact amount if you know please help me!

Ansel Adams was born February 20, 1902 and died in 1984.

In 1904 a big earthquake happened in San Francisco and Adams fell then and broke his nose. The scar remained for his entire life.

The Zone System is a photographic technique that is used to determine optimal film exposure and development. The technique is based on the sensitometry studies during the 19th century. It was developed by Ansell Adams and Fred Archer.

Currently you can find the Images 1923-1974 Moonrise in ok condition for $225 now this has slight rippling and minor discoloration. Now the original prints run $20,000 to $50,000.

First run prints are deluxe lithographic posters by Ansel Adams. Three images were published in the early 1980s in an edition of 350.

These lithographs were published by the New York Graphic Society as a way to market a fine, signed Ansel Adams product that was affordable for most people. It was an extremely difficult project with multiple delays, changes and re-printings. The printed image was intended to be almost indistinguishable from an original photograph and was printed on a heavy stock of paper. It was then dry mounted and embossed onto a special handmade paper, similar to thick drawing paper. The paper features a custom AA watermark and has deckled edges. Ansel Adams then approved, signed and numbered each print. Later another set of three images was printed, but Mr. Adams died before he could sign any of them.

The size of the Moonrise image is 15 x 18½ inches; The full size of each piece is 36 x 25 inches.

• ANSEL ADAMS - RAILS & JET TRAILS
• Date: 1953, printed in 1974
• Medium: Gelatin silver print
• Size: 34.3 x 26 cm. (13.5 x 10.2 in.)