Digital BW, The Print

Anyone who lives in reasonable driving distance of Cleveland needs to know about an Exhibet 
of Ansel Adams' work at the Cleveland Institute of Art.  It runs through August 19. Admission 
is free. More info at cia.edu.  

My son and I drove over from Pittsburgh on Sunday.  We thoroughly enjoyed the exhibet and 
were pleased to see a good turnout of viewers.  There are more than 100 prints made by 
Adams between the 1960's and the early 1980's.  The photos were taken over a 60 year time 
span and include traditional landscapes, portraits, and close-ups.

The CIA is at 11150 East Boulevard near Case Western Reserve University, Severance Hall, and 
the Cleveland Clinic.  It is across the street from the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Be cautious about Yahoo directions.  The ones I got needlessly took us all over when there 
was a much more direct route.  Lesser souls might have never made it to the exhibet or been 
too angry/frustrated to properly enjoy the show!

Mike Brubaker