Ansel Adams: Defining the American Wilderness

Introduction

The photographic works produced by Ansel Adams define for many Americans the concept of a "perfect wilderness" (Gray 7). His photographs engender awareness of and concern for the environment among those who view them. The photographs inspire both artists and regular people alike. Few other American artists have exerted such influence as Ansel Adams. The following will examine Adams’ life, career, and works and will focus on his significance. Mount Hoffman

Ansel Adams
North Dome, Basket Dome, Mount Hoffman
Yosemite (ca. 1935)

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