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When it comes to landscape photography, Adams is definitely a mountain that cannot be bypassed, and his black and white landscape works are even more difficult to surpass, he pioneered the "area exposure method", and is also one of the initiators of the "F/64 group" that advocates "pure photography".
Ansel Adams (February 20, 1902 – April 22, 1984) was an American landscape photographer, photography educator, and nature conservationist, founder of the "Area Exposure Act" and one of the founders of the "f/64 group" that advocated "pure photography". [1] Born in San Francisco. Adams has been featured on the cover of TIME magazine and starred in the five-episode television series "Photography – The Art of Sharpness," a symbol of American ecological environmental protection. Millions of copies of his photographic books have been printed and are available in supermarkets in the United States.
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