How a 'celestial sleuth' determined when Ansel Adams took a famous Kings Canyon photo
A new report outlines how researchers figured out when Ansel Adams took one of his photos just by the position of the moon.
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A new report outlines how researchers figured out when Ansel Adams took one of his photos just by the position of the moon.
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Ahead of me, an arc of 12,000-foot peaks corralled the top of a canyon. On my left, the white crags of Glacier Ridge were colored by the setting sun.
An enigmatic photograph by America’s most famous landscape photographer led to a forensic hunt to identify exactly when and where it was taken.