📷 The Wilderness as Witness: Ansel Adams and the Camera That Never Blinked

By Denik deBro

Before drone shots and Instagram filters, before “likes” could trivialize beauty into fleeting dopamine hits, there was a man who waited—sometimes hours—for the light to fall just right on a cliff face. That man was Ansel Adams, and what he left behind was not just a photographic legacy, but a moral map of the American wilderness.

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