Ansel Adams (1902-1984) produced some of the most iconic photographic images of the 20th century and contributed to the spread of the art of photography through his creative innovations and unparalleled techniques. The Print - the third volume in Adams' acclaimed series of books on photographic techniques - has educated generations of photographers in exploring the artistic possibilities of the print. Examples of Adams’ work elucidate the principles discussed. This classic guide distills the knowledge gained from a lifetime in photography and remains vital today, as when it was first published.

The Print guides you step-by-step - from planning and equipping a darkroom to mounting and exhibiting your photographs, from producing your first print to mastering advanced techniques like developer modifications, toning and bleaching, as well as dodging and burning. Filled with essential techniques and darkroom tips, this richly illustrated guide shows how printing - the culmination of the creative photographic process - can be used expressively to enhance an image.

Adams is a clear-thinking writer whose insights can only assist the serious photographer.

“A master class from an indisputable master.” - Publishers Weekly

Over 1 million copies sold.