Yes He Took Portraits Also
by Travis99

Comment:
Yes, he did take some portraits and color shots, but in my opinion they are not what define his style. Everyone experiments, but one's style is what is common and familiar. If every type of photo someone ever took were included in a description of their style, then every photographer would have essentially the same style. In my opion, what defines Ansel Adams' STYLE is high contrast outdoor black and whites, not every photo he ever took.

Trees in Snow
by lyta

Comment:
Seems kinda purple. Yes, he did take some portraits and color shots, but in my opinion they are not what define his style. Everyone experiments, but one's style is what is common and familiar. If every type of photo someone ever took were included in a description of their style, then every photographer would have essentially the same style. In my opion, what defines Ansel Adams' STYLE is high contrast outdoor black and whites, not every photo he ever took.

Fishing Boat in Morning Light
by joyinlight

Comment:
This border is really distracting.

Sunny Day
by Tikicharm

Comment:
Too small...need more detail.

Winning the Addiction: Just a Faded Memory...
by tfarrell23

Comment:
This border is extremely distracting.

Relaxing Conversation
by Mona

Comment:
I'm not sure what the giant picture behind her is, but it's very distracting.

Gettin' It Right
by spreadcom

Comment:
I find the border distracting.

Observation
by mycelium

Comment:
A little dark...

Playing Guitar
by jayrod

Comment:
I'd like to see more angles -- i.e. have the the strings of the guitar less paralel to the plane of the image. The tones of the wood are nice though.

Waiting Out The Fog
by lennywells

Comment:
Great shot, but I'm not seeing the connection to *people* passing time.