Upper Lake Agnes:

[Bruce P Bruner]

An uncommon scene worth sharing. The photograph was taken recently by my son, Jason. We enjoy the photography of Ansel Adams, hence the B&W photo. He ordered a 24"X30" canvas copy, it should make for an interesting wall display.

[mobirdhunter]

I took lots of photo classes in college, and studied Adam’s “zone system” for developing film. It’s amazing what cameras can do now. That’s a gorgeous photo.

[Dean Romig]

I've always been a big fan of Ansel Adams' photography. It's always so majestic.




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[Mike Poindexter]

Nobody mentioned the Bighorn skull in the foreground. Pretty neat.

[Dean Romig]

Because it's not a full curl.





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[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Bruce P Bruner

An uncommon scene worth sharing. The photograph was taken recently by my son, Jason. We enjoy the photography of Ansel Adams, hence the B&W photo. He ordered a 24"X30" canvas copy, it should make for an interesting wall display.

Color would certainly have been distracting to the composition.





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[Bruce P Bruner]

Color closeup:

[CHE]

Adams magic happened in the darkroom printing and dodging at the enlarger. He was a master at it.

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by tom leshinsky

Adams magic happened in the darkroom printing and dodging at the enlarger. He was a master at it.

Ah, Adams' famous "Zone System." I spent lots of time in the dark room trying to master than back in my college days. He was indeed a master, Tom.