Ansel Adams: Our National Parks

Ansel Adams
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In the century since the establishment of the world's first national park at Yellowstone, no individual has rivaled Ansel Adams in his unceasing effort--through both his photographs and writings--to support the philosophical essence and practical evolution of the "national park idea". Here are his greatest images of more than 40 national parks and monuments. 78 duotones.
Genres: PhotographyArtNonfictionTravelNatureArt and PhotographyReferenceAmericanAdultHistory
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