Cardgrrl and I spent some time today at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History--not a lot, as we got a late start and available parking ended at 4 p.m. But we managed to hit some of the famous highlights: the rotunda, dinosaurs, the Hope diamond.
It was difficult to take any decent photographs, because the place was (1) jam-packed (to our surprise), and (2) very dimly lit. But the few that turned out well enough not to be completely embarrassing are collected here: http://picasaweb.google.com/rakewell1/SmithsonianNaturalHistoryMuseum?feat=directlink
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Smithsonian Museum of Natural History
Posted by Rakewell at 9:39 PM
Labels: cardgrrl, d.c., photography, trips
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I have a trick I use in crowded places like the Aquarium here or museums...I use a tripod. For some reason, people make room for me when the camera's on a tripod. Strange, isn't it?
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