Group f/64

A group of photographers created in 1932. The original membership was:

• Ansel Adams
• Edward Weston
• Imogen Cunningham
• John Paul Edwards[?]
• Sonya Noskowiak[?]
• Henry Swift[?]
• Willard Van Dyke[?]

The name, f/64, depicts the smallest aperture available on the large format camera[?]. With such a small aperture, depth of field is maximal, which - at least in the eyes of the group members - gave the best possible quality of the resulting photograph.