He uses black-and-white Kodak Tri-X film, a single sheet at a time. The large format of his cameras and film — each negative is 8-by-10 inches, or sometimes 5-by-7 — gives his photographs ...

Ansel Adams never made up his mind about color photography. Long before his death in 1984 at age 82, he foresaw that this "beguiling medium" might one day replace his cherished black and white.

Sheer stone faces rising above spiky conifer forests. A cold full moon suspended over a tiny New Mexican village. A waterfall’s feathery flow, frozen in time. A tree leaf in ...

A trove of old glass negatives bought at a garage sale for $45 have been authenticated as the lost work of famed nature photographer Ansel Adams and are worth at least $200 million, an attorney ...

Ansel Adams made several trips to Manzanar between October 1943 and July 1944 for this new personal project, and, as Alinder writes, he was primed to try the kind of documentary photography ...

When the art market began taking a serious interest in photography in the 1970s, the value of Adams’s photographs would increase exponentially. He would accept honorary degrees and be elected to ...

Connecting Ansel Adams with Edward Burtynsky is ... Mounting 48 black-and-white gelatin silver photographs by Adams in a couple of ... cloud and mountain. By contrast, man's presence in ...

Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College will open the new exhibit, "Ansel Adams: Masterworks," featuring 48 of his photos from the portfolio, "Museum Set." The collection includes his ...

Framing the landscape for the future. At Sotheby’s last week were a slew of Ansel Adams black and whites that spoke the beauty of the genre and the power of nature’s magnificence.

Ansel Adams never made up his mind about color photography. Long before his death in 1984 at age 82, he foresaw that this "beguiling medium" might one day replace his cherished black and white.