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Journey with award-winning photographer Peter Essick through the Ansel Adams Wilderness-a place in the Sierra Nevada named for the legendary American photographer who immortalized its stark, craggy beauty.
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[@hiramabiff885]

I am 67 years old and have spent my entire life behind the camera. It was an incredible privilege to attend a workshop with Ansel so many years ago.

[@neiljolly3941]

Many thanks to Peter Essick and National Geographic for making this salute to Ansel Adams. Ansel has been a tremendous influence on the photographers of this age, my self included, and deserves all the kudos he has received. Brilliant work Peter!

[@PDBreske]

I just happened to be at Barnes & Noble yesterday and saw the book based on this article. The photographs shown in the video are better represented in print (as all photos are) and I would suggest everyone interested in this kind of photography take a look at the printed version. While I think Adams' photos are better, the work of Essick is excellent.

[@carpypete]

Well worth watching best thing I've seen for ages. Some awesome photos

[@ChrisDefalcoblues]

Wonderful and very informative, thank you.

[@Deeceesadventures]

Great UPLOAD thanks

[@victorcarmelo8606]

Excellent.

[@WadeSmith19]

Wow that was awesome

[@tom4342]

awesome

[@nights_hourz7160]

Me watching this in 2021

[@cq7415]

Thanks. Not all is of the wilderness, other places too.