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• The Zone System Rumble Winners Announcement

  
  Nothing is ever truly black and white, and this is proven by the winners of our The Zone System Rumble! Check out the different kinds of zones between the two opposites after the jump! And no, there aren't 50 shades of grey here.
  August 06, 2012 16 comments 27 likes

• Fast Facts on Cary Grant

  
  Cary Grant was an English actor known for his good looks, making him one of the most exceptional leading men during his time. Apart from his charm, what else do you know about him? Let’s find out more about this charming man after the break.
  January 19, 2012 7 likes

• Fast Facts on Frank Sinatra

  
  Celebrated singer and actor Frank Sinatra would have turned 96 yesterday. Many recognize him for his voice and good looks but there is more than what meets the eye. Get to know more about the legendary Frank Sinatra after the break.
  December 13, 2011 5 likes

• The Zone System Rumble ended over 1 year ago

  
  To close out our week long tribute to one of the greatest photographers the world has ever known, Ansel Adams, let's have a little monochrome rumble that celebrates one of his greatest contributions - the zone system!
  November 25, 2011 15 comments 46 likes

• Lessons from Photography Masters: Ansel Adams

  
  We know you've enjoyed learning from some of the most notable photographers throughout history, so we're bringing back Lessons from Photography Masters, this time, focusing on one photographer at a time. Let's begin with the words of wisdom from celebrated landscape photographer and conservationist, Ansel Adams.
  November 22, 2011 2 comments 16 likes

• Mimicking the Masters: Ansel Adams

  
  Noted photographer Ansel Adams was best known for his black and white photos, mostly taken in Yosemite National Park. Here are some tips that you can use to achieve images similar to that of Ansel Adams'.
  November 21, 2011 3 comments 33 likes

• ★ Best of the Best: Ansel Adams

  
  "A true photograph need not be explained, nor can it be contained in words." — Ansel Adams
  March 08, 2011 26 comments 78 likes