A collection of images from the nineteenth-century photographer who trundled his heavy equipment up one peak after another and inspired Ansel Adams features scenes from the Caucasus, Alaska's St. Elias Range, Africa's Ruwenzori, the Alps, and the Himalayas.
Mind-blowing photography -- gorgeous and largely unsung. I cannot fathom how Vittorio Sella and his crew lugged enormous cameras and hundreds of glass plates in addition to all the other required gear and supplies for climbing some of the world's highest peaks! What a gift that they did so and shared the amazing, breath-taking results with all of us.