Ansel Adams
Landscape photographer of Yosemite, advocating conservation through images.
Quotes by Ansel Adams
I never really thought of myself as a teacher, but I have always enjoyed sharing what I know.
The environment is where we all meet; where we all have a mutual interest; it is the one thing all of us share.
To me, a photograph should be a revelation, not a lecture.
Life is a great adventure, and photography is one of the most exciting ways to explore it.
The print is the performance, and I want it to be as perfect as possible.
I have been writing and talking about the environment for years, but it was not until I began to photograph it that I truly understood its fragility.
Humor is a great lubricant for the wheels of life.
The most important thing about photography is seeing.
I hope that my work will encourage others to see the beauty in the ordinary.
Photography demands patience and a sense of timing.
In nature, there is no such thing as a straight line; everything is curved.
The Sierra Nevada is a place of endless inspiration and challenge.
I believe that conservation is the most important issue facing humanity today.
A photograph is worth a thousand words, but only if it speaks to the heart.
My last words? Keep shooting, the light is perfect.