| Youth Advisors at Ansel Adams: Photography From the Mountains to the Sea |
Henry Bartlett
The Ansel Adams exhibition was a pleasant display of Ansel's best
work, featuring his most mass scaled work of nature and water and landscapes.
Adam's B/W photography captures extraordinary details using water
to make a brilliant effect as can be seen in the visually impressive 'mirror
lake' which can really show the magnitude of nature and in turn the world.
The amount of breath taking work placed in one area really makes
the exhibition a must see. However, I felt that some of his work was a little
obscure sometimes.
Bethanie Tokenge
My favourite artwork in the exhibition is the Sundown in the
Pacific, Carmel Highlands, 1946. One fact about this artwork is it is the
Center Photography, University of Arizona. What I liked about it most was its
simplicity. It showcased a peaceful happiness and silent environment. I would
like to find out why this picture was taken and what was the photographer thinking
at the time. There's nothing I don't like about this artwork. I would
definitely recommend visiting this exhibition because the images portray a view
most people wouldn't see/experience everyday. The images are unique and
beautiful. The simplicity of the artwork I like, indicates something beautiful,
doesn't need to be shocking. Its simplicity also reflects the mood you have in
the exhibition - calm and relaxed.