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USC hon photogri By MICKEY TRIMARCHI News Editor If an image excites the spectat enough to go out and create photograph, then the nirture w 0 worth taking, said award-winni photographer Ansel Adams. Adams, best known for 1 nature photography, received t USC Award for Distinction in t Arts Thursday night befo capacity crowd in the Russ House Ballroom. "WHAT ELSE can I say t thank you," Adams said as t crowd cheered, waiting to he more. "That's all," he added as t ^ audience rose to its feet and ga him a standing ovation. Combined with a slide pres< tation and a lecture, Adar J! 1 1 * 11 * uispiayea some 01 me pnotograp that have given him worldwi recognition. Adams'use of natui lighting in his photographs ma some of the pictures extreme striking, particularly a selection photographs of the Yosemi Valley in California. ^ His photograph called "Mo 9 and Half Dome" was taken VncnmUn M??: 1 *"? 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As he was returning to his home, the image of the moon or rising over Half Dome Mountain a caught his eye. as "WHEN I come across ng something that is appealing, I see the photograph in my mind before I lis take the shot," he said. "Then I he show to you the completed he photo&raDh. which is thp re of what I saw." i ell Adams said that the photograph 8 of "Moon and Half Dome" had to I >ut be taken in the space of 15 minutes he because of the position of the moon iar at the time he saw it. he ' "Had I been too early or too late, j ve I'd probably never would have j potfpn thp " ho ooJrl vaax/ MAIVV) IIV OWIV* in- Adams, born in San Francisco in t ns 1902, first experimented with j >hs photography during a vist to < de Yosemite Valley with his family in ? ral 1916. s de His career as a photographer ;ly began in 1927 with the publication y of of a portfolio of mountain s te photographs, and five years later r he held his first important one-man i on show. c in as ADAMS CREDITS most of his t is. success to Alfred Stiglets, who g irs published the portfolio. The first ti tip meeting between the two p > a iRI.FSivimce! ? ajurauiJLiKJi It V JB. JL ^ IV RS, CB RADIOS ? 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"But the thing I remember nost was that when he told me he iked my photographs, the heat :ame on and I let out a loud yell." m_ *_ _ * i o nis credit, Adams was one of he founders of "Group f-64," a [roup of photographers dedicated o exploring the potentials of hotography as a pure art form. He lso founded the first department f photography as a fine art at the luseum of Modern Art in New rork. IN 1968, Adams was recognized y Secretary of the Interior tewart Udall for his interest in ature and conservation. He also eceived the John Muir Award for onservation. His other numerous awards iclude a series of Guggenheim ellowships and a Brehm [emorial Award for distinguished jntributions to photography. Tc 'inn CUCI /> i.& 4^ f I / H, w J~CC>Y\. )jp? Survey to d< if eye care c By SANDI McDANIEL Gamecock Staff Writer A survey of visually high risk Columbia optometrist. Dr. William E. Moore is asking t conducting a survey on persons i lawyers who are visually high risk A visually high risk person is soi sight for their profession, accordinj Moore thinks that there are many care because of the expense involve with the survey because many stude afford it. "MF.nirAI PARir o - - - viiiiu auu lllOUl ClllCI effects of the rising costs have been j he said. Moore said the survey is for a pap* Research Foundation and estirnatej needed to obtain a 10 per cent return i "In general, 90 per cent of the pi care) has to do with the fees," he sai the overhead and lab tests, some p< care are left out. "Though this survey we may fir least, needs to have eye care avail inexpensive methods." Student senate Carolina Cares By MARK J. LUNDGREN Gamecock Staff Writer The student senate has approved a $1,300 budget for this year's Carolina Cares program. The budget covers items such as office supplies, letterhead paper, posters, paint, armbands, a banner and four Gamecock advertisements. The $1,312.61 budget was approved Wednesday. Also covered hv hnHct^f ? j K/uugvt Ckl C three television slides to be aired on local television. The slides are being produced at reduced cost with help from members of the ipening $001 Hello India/ L .5 o?Olfc Or(Lori alixino ja\ JLnolian ttnlo Jdps ^>005 ar CE>ad vf>pfjsaadi> Z_eaVhcLT\ QocA$ -Hdnclici^p ^-L-fornt U3ooK^> ? )dJS<L(L.5 J_nciiar> , Qpand Opanioy - ? etermine iffordable persons is being prepared by a he cooperation of USC students in such as doctors, secretaries and cases. neone who absolutely needs their g to Moore. people who do not get proper eye id. He said USC students can help nts may need eye care and can not i costs have skyrocketed and the passed on to those who need care," 1 ir he's writing for the National Eye > that 1,000 questionnaires will be rate. roblem (of not getting proper eye d. "By increasing the fees to cover K>ple who are in great need of eye id out that the high risk group, at able through free clinics or other ! approves * budget College of Journalism. Local television stations are providing free air time, according to Senator .wiv, viuui ut uie r 1 nance Committee. A TWO-MINUTE recess was called during consideration of the budget because the senate could not determine if they had confirmed a chairman for Carolina Cares. After determining that the senate had not confirmed a phairman ? tuv i uica were suspended to allow the Powers and Responsibilities committee to appoint Pete Shahid to the position. Qoods ^vPj) wj) i ' " 1 ~ ?? ?