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Explore more than 100,000 collection items online through the Society’s digital collections. For over two decades, we’ve been scanning, photographing, and digitizing materials from our collections, creating a rich and growing digital archive that brings history closer to you.
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Ansel Adams at Point Lobos
1968
Photographer Ansel Adams photographs a tide pool with his tripod mounted Hasselblad camera.
Ansel Adams with Hasselblad at Point Lobos
1968
Ansel Adams with a Hasselblad camera mounted on a tripod prepares to make a photograph at Point Lobos. His International Travelall is in the background.
Ansel Adams at Point Lobos
1968
Ansel Adams prepares to photograph a tide pool with his tripod mounted Hasselblad camera.
Ansel Adams at Point Lobos
1968
Ansel Adams mounts his 8 x 10 field camera onto his tripod at Point Lobos.
Ansel Adams Setting Up Camera
1968
Photographer Ansel Adams setting up his camera in a wooded waterfront area near Point Lobos.
Ansel Adams at Point Lobos
1968
Ansel Adams loads an 8 x 10 sheet film holder into his field camera.
