My first historical
figure I'm going to write about is Ansel
Easton Adams. Anybody that's ever done photography knows of his
existence. His brilliant photographs of landscapes mixed with his
amazing skill of working with contrast using creative darkroom work
made his photos absolutely spectacular. In my opinion I loved his
landscape work the most. The way he manages to create a scene in a
photo in which having just black and white showing more raw emotion
that colour ever could is incredible. Even though a lot of his
photographs are shot very long distance, the detail in it manages to
stay crisp and clear and not lose focus. As he ages their was no loss
in quality either. Every photograph he took was very well done and
never declined in quality. Using contrast in a black and white photo
is a brilliant idea and I certainly hope to try this in my own work
at some point
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