# Ansel Adam
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Ansel Easton Adams (February 20, 1902 – April 22, 1984) was an American landscape photographer and environmentalist known for his black-and-white images of the American West. He helped found Group f/64, an association of photographers advocating "pure" photography which favored sharp focus and the use of the full tonal range of a photograph. He and Fred Archer developed an exacting system of image-making called the Zone System, a method of achieving a desired final print through a deeply technical understanding of how tonal range is recorded and developed in exposure, negative development, and printing.
HT2719 - Blade Runner and Puccini's Butterfly
Here's a Thought… #2719 with Brooks Jensen
Blade Runner and Puccini's Butterfly
Do you ever go back and revise a previously finished image or project? I don't. Maybe I should. Sometimes, great artists do. For example, there are five different versions of Blade Runner, one of my favorite movies.…
Uncle Jonesy's Cameras Podcast #97: National Parks Photographer
The Shutter Brothers are back with a new show and a question: Which phtographer do most associate with the National Parks of the United States? Ansel Adams? Charlton Watkins? How about Timothy O'Sullivan? Actually, the photographer who should be synonymous with the US National Parks is a name you p…
HT2736 - Score and Performance, Again
Here's a Thought… #2736 with Brooks Jensen
Score and Performance, Again
Ansel Adams famously suggested that the negative was the score and the print the performance. Is this still true for the RAW file and the Instagram image? What is the relationship between the RAW capture and the print? And …
184 - Is Burst Mode Ruining Your Photography?
In this nerdlet, Casey makes the case for deliberately slowing down — and why the unlimited frame rates of modern cameras and phones may be quietly working against better photography.
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Why cheap, abundant frames change the psychology of shooting: when a missed shot costs nothing…
Can Photography Change the World? A Conversation with David Bacon
Photography for the Revolution
Can photography change the world? A conversation with David Bacon
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AI & IP Panel Discussion: A Global Perspective Part IV
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0:00 Inha Cha’s comments on the takeaway she hopes listeners have to the panel discussion
0:30 introduction by Stephanie Drawdy
2:10 introduction by Haneen Alkenany
2:42 introduction by Inha Cha
3:30 introduction by Patrick McGranaghan
4:30 HA–research with visual arti…
Tri-X. It's Easy!
“A camera didn’t make a great picture any more than a typewriter wrote a great novel.”
— Peter Adams
“It’s not when you press the shutter, but why you press the shutter.”
— Mary Ellen Mark
In this episode, Antonio and Ward dig into what makes a photograph worth stopping for in the fir…
HT2761 - The Immersive Challenge
Here's a Thought… #2761 with Brooks Jensen
The Immersive Challenge
We all have art we love and art that leaves us cold. In thinking about my own responses to artwork, I've come to the conclusion that the artwork I like the most are those pieces that create in me the largest immersive response b…
HT2771 - Your Work and Ansel Adams
Here's a Thought… #2771 with Brooks Jensen
Your Work and Ansel Adams
I've said for a long time now that the most influential attribute of a work of art is the signature of the artist. That is, a very bad Ansel Adams print will be more valuable than our best. Of course, the mental trap in that t…
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