Ansel Adams: The Camera (The Ansel Adams Photography Series 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.10 (791 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0821221841 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 224 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-05-24 |
| Language | : | English |
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If you are an admirer of Ansel Adams and his work, this book is a must for your collection Josephine The equipment may have changed, but the techniques have a place in the digital world. Understanding how equipment works is the first thing to learn in anything really. His writing style is a bit harder for me to get through, but it's manageable. And there is a wealth of information that is still relevant to know. I still . Way more than most people could understand or use. While a lot in this book may seem outdated at first, if you ever want to have any skill at photography and truly control your camera in manual mode everything in this book will be useful. For example the long section on large format view cameras seems outdated (for most users anyways) until you realize it explains in deta. The Big A's View through the camera Brian L. Donat Ansel Adams is no longer corporeally walking the earth, calculating exposures and producing photographic visions. But his legacy, his works and his writings live on. And indeed, the Big A was a master of his craft and his written legacy still holds value even in the face of changing technology. Digital cameras have remapp
But his most important and lasting contribution to the artistic, practical, and technical aspects of black-and-white photography was through his legendary technical series (revised several times since the initial publication in the early 1950s): The Camera, The Negative, and The Print. . In a remarkable career spanning more than sixty years, he made over 40,000 photographs. From 1955 until 1984 he conducted annual photography workshops, first in Yosemite and later in Carmel. Adams was a master teacher as well as a master photographer, believing that his approach to photography was universally applicable. About the Author Ansel Adams (1902-1984) was one of the great artists and environmentalists of the twentieth century
But his most important and lasting contribution to the artistic, practical, and technical aspects of black-and-white photography was through his legendary technical series (revised several times since the initial publication in the early 1950s): The Camera, The Negative, and The Print. In a remarkable career spanning more than sixty years, he
This is an atrractively priced photography classic made accessible to a wider, new audience. It covers everything from "seeing" the finished photo in advance, to lens choices. It is illustrated with many of Ansel Adams most famous images.