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Ansel Adams Famous Images
Top Ten Best Known & Best Loved Photographs by Ansel Adams
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Range of Light
The Sierra Nevada, called the “Range of Light” by John Muir, rises as a great wave of stone between the Great Basin and the Central Valley of California.
Bridalveil Fall, Yosemite National Park
Bridalveil Fall is one of Yosemite's premier attraction. Native Americans referred to Bridalveil as Pohono. Ansel made this classic image in 1927.
Visions of Taos: The Making of “Taos Pueblo”
Cathedral Peak and Lake, 1938
Print Condition Definitions
Photograph condition is always difficult to assess & somewhat subjective. Our rating system for assessing condition on prints between 40-90 yrs.
Horsetail Fall by Galen Rowell
Horsetail Fall, 1973. The story behind this legendary image by Galen Rowell. This photograph remains the most recognizable image of the famous waterfall.
Proof Prints in Detail
A “Proof” Print is not the same as “Artist Proof”, which is a finished work reserved by the Artist. Think of Proof Prints as "Work Prints."
What is It?
During Ansel Adams long career as a photographer and educator, he created a wide variety of images depending upon technology and opportunity.
Half Dome, Merced River, Winter
Half Dome, Merced River, Winter is an iconic Ansel Adams photograph. A majestic rock formation that’s almost other-worldly with its steep, sheer face.
Explore Yosemite Valley with the Find Your Ansel App!
Visit some of Ansel’s favorite photography locations in Yosemite Valley with Find Your Ansel App. Make your own photos and share with others.
Sunshine & Shadows: The World of Ansel Adams
KRON-TV special report from 1968, narrated by Ed Hart, about the life and work of Californian photographer and environmentalist Ansel Adams (1902-84). Includes scenes of Adams hiking, taking photographs and teaching a workshop in Yosemite National Park.
Frozen Lake and Cliffs, Sierra Nevada, Sequoia National Park, 1932
In 1919, Ansel joined the Sierra Club as custodian of their headquarters in Yosemite , during the club outing, he captured "Frozen Lake and Cliffs."
Stay at Home, Be with Art
Welcome to our virtual exhibition of works by Charles Cramer. We hope you enjoy the presentation and Mr. Cramer’s stories about the making of some of these images. Each piece is available for collecting and purchase.
Yosemite Special Edition Photographs Video
Watch a video about Yosemite Special Edition Photographs. Since 1958, The Ansel Adams Gallery has offered these beautiful works of art to original photographs.
Modern Replicas Video
Modern Replicas were born from the desire of the artist’s family to create a collection of Ansel Adams prints that showcased the artist throughout his career and delivered at a level of quality comparable to an original.
Photographing Winter in Yosemite National Park
There is nothing like a winter’s day in Yosemite Valley – even if there is no conventional winter weather to speak of.
40 Years in Yosemite: A Retrospective of Charles Cramer
Charles Cramer and Ansel Adams have much in common. Both have called Central California home. Early in their career arc, both pursued music as a profession only to eventually be lured away by the artistic promise of photography.
“Magic, Strength and Beauty:” Ansel Adams in the Southwest
Ansel Adams traveled to the Southwest to photograph with his son Michael, and captured famous images like “Moonrise Hernandez” while also visiting Georgia O'keeffe's land in Northern New Mexico.
A Closer Look: Artist Penny Otwell & Exhibit “Glacial Conclusions”
‘Glacial Conclusions’ exhibit by Penny Otwell will open at The Ansel Adams Gallery on October 11th and run through November 21st, 2020.
Merced River, Cliffs, Autumn
Merced River, Cliffs, Autumn is a beautiful example of Ansel Adams photography during Fall. The tranquil Merced River reflects the rising cliffs with lush Autumn scenery abounding.
Unearthing the Enigma of Moonrise Over Hernandez
Ansel Adams’ “Moonrise, Hernandez” stands as one of the most famous and iconic photographic images in history.