These images of Ansel Adams and Edward Weston were made in 1948 by my uncle, Richard Rundle.  He was a professional photographer, a student of both Adams and Weston, and was active in the San Francisco Bay Area photography scene of the 1940s and 1950s.  He owned and operated a camera shop in Richmond California called Dick's Camera.  My father, Victor Rundle, was a enthusiastic amateur photographer who introduced me and my brothers to photography at a young age, and taught us how to process film and make prints in our basement darkroom.

       Ansel Adams                                              Weston and students at Wildcat Hill                            Edward Weston