Little Naturalists: Ansel Adams and His Camera

Embrace your inner little naturalist with the story of Ansel Adams! This book is a perfect rendition for you and your little one, with easy-to-reads storylines and cutie graphics.

“Photographer Ansel Adams got his start with a Brownie Box camera at the age of twelve in Yosemite National Park, where he would later take his iconic photo of Half Dome. Ansel joined the Sierra Club as a teen and served on the board of directors for thirty-seven years. In 1941 the US Department of Interior hired him to take photographs of the national parks. Ansel lobbied to expand the park system, especially helping to create Kings Canyon National Park.” Written by Kate Coombs, illustrated by Seth Lucas, and published by Gibbs Smith.