I went to the Adams at 100 show today. It was wonderful as you could likely guess. The show seemed very well attended. It did not seem to showcase Adams' best work (IMO), but rather showed how his work progressed over his career. Particularly interesting to me was showing side-by-side of images taken in the forties and printed then, and in the seventies. The written material seemed to imply that Adams "sold out" by making the images more dramatic and commercially acceptable. I liked both versions; but they are distinctly different. It has (almost) inspired me to drag out the old medium format. The show is traveling to London and Germany, before returning to California. Dates and stuff were in the original thread posted here a while ago. There is a catalog of the exhibition. A paperback one for $50, and a hardcover one for $150. [I splurged and bought the hardcover. Wonderful boxed large format. Tritones of every image. Silky paper...] Hewlett Packard is sponsoring the show. Wonder if anything will show up in printer ads?