The Story Behind Ansel Adams’ Famous Yosemite Shots

in Art | April 26th, 2008 Leave a Comment

The New York Times is running an interactive feature that will give you the backstory behind Ansel Adams’ iconic photos taken at Yosemite National Park. Just click on the individual images on this page, and you’ll get a different story. (Also see the Times’ accompanying piece: What Adams Saw Through His Lens.)

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