When he was a boy, Ansel Adams		his father bought him a $6,000 piano.
Ansel was homeschooled by		as a photographer than as a concert pianist.
His father later hired tutors		his father and his Aunt Mary until he was nine.
When he became interested in music		black and white photography.
His father bought him a		by holding workshops to teach people.
The Exposition was		in art and photography.
At the Exposition he became interested		to teach him algebra and Greek.
He took pictures at Yosemite		one-year pass to an Exposition in San Francisco.
He decided he could make a better living		suffered a broken nose in an earthquake.
Ansel Adams specialized in		his schooling for one year.
Adams shared his knowledge of photography		the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
President Carter awarded him		with a Kodak Brownie box camera.