Adobe came under fire from the Ansel Adams estate for hosting AI-generated images in the style of the renowned photographer on its stock photo service last Friday, May 31.

Ansel Adams’ bold, black-and-white landscapes of the American wilderness are so iconic that most people know an Adams photograph when they see it. You might be surprised to learn that Adams didn’t ...

The screenshot shows six different black-and-white AI-generated images that mimic Adams' style. One has the label "Nature's Symphony: Ansel Adams-Style Landscape Photophraphy AI Generated." ...

Ansel Adams/Museum of Fine Arts, The Lane Collection Contemporary photographers, on the other hand, are more likely to include evidence of a human presence, playing up that contrast.

Scott Nichols, a University of California, Berkeley, graduate in architecture, once quit a job to make more money to pursue his passion: Buying fine art photographs, especially those in the Group f… ...

During a curator-led tour of the Ansel Adams Gallery, which dates from 1902, guests will select one of Adams’s original prints, up to the value of $25,000, to take home before enjoying a private ...

A 4×5 large-format camera that was once part of Ansel Adams’ gear collection is expected to fetch between $70,000 and $100,000 at an auction later this month. The Arca-Swiss is the only view ...

According to USPS, this stamp set features some of Adams’ most iconic landscape images taken using his “straight photography” style that is defined by its precision and directness.

“Ansel Adams in Our Time,” the title of the new exhibit at the de Young Museum in San Francisco, suggests that his outdoor photographs, with ionic images of Yosemite, speak to us in some new way.