Ansel Adams 2025 Engagement Calendar

Enjoy Ansel Adams' iconic photographs all year long with this hard-working, wire-bound desk planner featuring smudge-proof writing paper and generous room for organizing weekly schedules. The superior reproduction quality has been supervised by the artist’s estate; each page is designed to be framed at year’s end.
 
The photographs of Ansel Adams are among America's finest cultural treasures, and are the foundation of his tremendous legacy of environmental activism. A pioneer of photographic technique and one the 20th century’s most influential artists in any medium, Adams and his creative vision remain as relevant and convincing as ever.
Ansel Adams' "Authorized Edition" calendars have been a beloved annual tradition for more than 40 years. The 2025 engagement calendar includes: - Fifty-two spectacular black and white landscape photographs by legendary artist and environmentalist Ansel Adams, including some previously unpublished images - Spacious 9" x 9.4" week-by-week format - Spectacular views from Yosemite National Park, Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park, Grand Canyon National Park, and many others - Superior reproduction quality, with photos printed in rich duotone on specialized photo paper, making each image suitable for framing at year's end. - Superior writing experience, as photo pages are interleaved with a separate, premium no-smudge writing paper. - US and Canadian legal holidays, phases of the moon, and major religious holidays. This calendar is a perfect housewarming gift, holiday gift, or inspirational gift for lovers of fine art, photography, nature, and the outdoors. It is printed in the United States of America, and a portion of the proceeds from the sale of Ansel Adams’ calendars goes to support the Center for Creative Photography.  
For more ways to enjoy the photography of Ansel Adams, look for Little, Brown and Company’s Ansel Adams 2025 Wall Calendar and Ansel Adams' Yosemite.

Ansel Adams (1902-1984) was the most honored American photographer of the twentieth century. Through the exhibition of his work, his writings, and his leadership in the Sierra Club, he was also a prescient and highly effective voice in the fight to preserve America's remaining wilderness.