Adams, the iconic photographer best known for his images of the vast wilderness of the West, shot the photos as part of a special project commissioned in 1941 by then-Interior Secretary Harold Ickes.

Some critics felt he sold out when, in the ’70s, he and his business partner William A. Turnage, trustee of the Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust, began to mass-market his work.

Experience the Wonder of Ansel Adams Wilderness By ELIZA GREEN [email protected] Jun 25, 2022 1 of 5 ...

Ansel Adams is one of the giants of 20th Century photography, esteemed for his lush gelatine silver photographs of the national parks that have become icons of the US wilderness. A passionate ...

It is art and not reality that is the real subject of 47 black-and-white photographs in “Ansel Adams: The American Wilderness,” an exhibit opening next weekend at the Allentown Art Museum.In ...

Bill Turnage, a former president of the Wilderness Society who also became a force in photography through his control of Ansel Adams’ publishing rights, died Sunday at his home in Mill Valley.

NOW ON DISPLAY "Ansel Adams: A Celebration of Genius" and "Clyde Butcher: Photographer of the Wilderness" -- Two American giants specializing in black-and-white nature photography come together in ...

That’s surely the point of “Ansel Adams in Our Time,” the Museum of Fine Arts’s sprawling, nearly 200-piece exhibition, which opens Thursday.

Ansel Adams arrived in Yosemite as a fourteen-year-old tourist in a wilderness wonderland; over the next ten years of exploration he cemented a meaningful and lifelong connection to the natural world ...

BOSTON — Until recently, I would have said that nothing could be more boring right now than looking at photographs by Ansel Adams. Sacrilege, I know. I would never say this was Adams’s fault ...