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San Francisco's The Friends of Photography, including its Ansel Adams Center, is closing on October 31. The Friends of Photography was founded by Adams and several colleagues including Brett Weston and Beaumont and Nancy Newhall in Carmel, California in 1967. In 1989, The Friends moved to the South of Market/Yerba Buena district of San Francisco, the first non-profit arts organization to do so. In January of 2001, The Friends moved to a new location on Mission...