Ansel Adams' images of national parks and oil derricks from the 30s and 40s are a powerful reminder of the beauty and fragility of the US's natural landscapes, writes Cath Pound. Ansel Adams is ...

His uncompromising portrayal of these subjects still draws pilgrims to the wilderness that bears his name, deep in the heart of the High Sierra, in hopes of seeing what Ansel Adams saw there.

I was photographing a story for National Geographic magazine in an area known as the Ansel Adams Wilderness, which is named for the famous landscape photographer whose art celebrated the beauty of ...

Ansel Adams's grandfather ... Roosevelt begins his public career as an advocate for wilderness by mobilizing club members to defend Yellowstone park from the threats of mining and railroad ...

The Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust ... Like Ralph Waldo Emerson, Adams experienced a heightened spirituality in the wilderness that spoke to a longing for the beauties, peace and spectacle ...

Question: Ansel Adams is arguably the most popular photographer ... Q: And the landscape is no longer necessarily untouched wilderness. Szarkowski: Here’s [Robert] Adams. His earliest, most ...

Though Ansel Adams spent his last two decades living ... with several national groups including the Sierra Club and Wilderness Society as well as environmental issues impacting the region. “ ...