Iconic Photographer Photo Project

 Ansel Adams

Ansel Adams is a famous photographer mostly well-known for his photos of nature and landscapes shot in a realist style. I personally find Ansel Adam’s photos to be very appealing as I live on an island where I am constantly surrounded by nature and I just find a deeper connection in nature. All of his photos are in black and white and are shot with a deep focus and sharp contrast. The black and white images brings in nostalgic vibes to the past and the lack of color allows us to focus on the details of the images without getting lost in the color. His precise attention to detail also brings more attention to the landscape’s raw beauty and brings in a stronger sense of connection to his images. I believe his photography style really brings in a stronger appreciation for nature and I really like it.

Here are some of Ansel Adam’s work:



Moon and Half Dome 

                                                                          
East Vidette


Sand Dunes


Nevada Fall, Rainbow

  
                                                                The Golden Gate Bridge                                                                 

My Recreations of Ansel Adam’s Work:


This is a photo taken of the jungle and ocean below Alaguan Bay.


This is a photo taken of Small Island.


This is a photo taken of Wedding Cake Mountain on the road leading to the Chenchun Bird Sanctuary.


This is a photo taken of Swimming Hole.


This is a photo of a giant rock and the ocean taken near a highway.


This is a photo taken of Tweksberry beach.


This is another photo of Wedding Cake Mountain taken on the lookout of a Japanese Canon site.






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