Another Side of Ansel Adams.

[Frank Hymus]

https://www.dpreview.com/videos/7587024559/ansel-made-photographs-he-didn-t-take-them-an-interview-with-jeanne-adams

He should be better known for his non-landscape work.

[Milanie]

Fascinating - thanks for sharing the link.

[Taffy]

Very interesting to see his portraits and to see videos of him over time. Thanks for sharing.

[katy]

Good to hear he was kind in his critiques. He would have fit in on 365 nicely.

[vstap]

Fascinating, thanks for sharing.

[LTaylor]

thanks

[Camille Bisson]

thank you for sharing this link, Frank. eye-opening in so many ways.

[Skip Tribby - ​🖖]

Thanks for sharing this Frank. Ansel Adams played a big part in my getting interested in photography. Not personally, but through his work. I can remember as color negative and slides film became more available I thought, "Why would anybody want to use b/w film?" Then I saw some of Ansel Adams' work and was blown away. With so many shades of grey who needs color?