The thing that first caught my eye about Adams' pictures was the perspective he shot with for all of his landscape photos. I mainly wanted to choose them because I love the type of photos that capture landscape and nature because I think they look amazing.
Ansel Adams' "El Capitan"
When I look at this photo I can imagine turning my head and seeing all the trees surrounding while I smell the pine and pollen, for there is no way to avoid that earthy smell and there is no way to smell gas from cars or smoke from people smoking. I can feel the somehow soft, but rough, grass under my feet and if I were to touch the dirt it would feel soft. I hear the birds chirping as well as the crickets and there is nothing here that wants to or will stop the lively sound. I can taste the freshness and lack of pollution around me and I hope the taste stays with me forever.
Ansel Adams' "Mount McKinley"
When I look at this photo I can imagine tasting the cold air and reaching up to touch the clouds. If I were to look around I would be surrounded by these enormous mountains, but there's one that draws my eye and hats the giant, Mount McKinley. I would hike up the side feeling the cold snow burn my feet making me want to move faster. After I finally reach the top I can smell the fresh, cold air and see the world curve. My eardrums feeling as if they are about to burst from all the wind rushing past my face. I can feel the freedom up here.
3: The best way to share this photographer with others would probably be through social media because that has the majority of everyone hooked.
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