Wildlife Photographyer of the Year @ Natural History Museum anyone been?
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I was there a few weeks ago and enjoyed it. Many of the images were more 'mainstream' IMHO, although I was not overly impressed with the winner. Some images were very moving and shows what complete and utter barstewards humans can be. If you go at teh weekend you better book in adavnce unless you are a member as they do limit teh number of tickets each day.
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Visted London last week, with the purpose of going, but when we arrived (09.30 and midweek), the queue was bl@@dy ridiculous to get in the museum
At my age, I can't afford to lose that many hours of my life, so we gave up!
At my age, I can't afford to lose that many hours of my life, so we gave up!
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In anyway, many works were good made.
I decided to prebook a time slot to avoid this
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I live in France and had no idea that you could do that.
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We visited last week. Some great images but not that many IMO. Agreed that the winner was less than impressive.
The leopard shot by the 15 year old was excellent.
My favourite was the series winner, insects in fantastic close up, clarity and colour.
Worth booking in advance.
The leopard shot by the 15 year old was excellent.
My favourite was the series winner, insects in fantastic close up, clarity and colour.
Worth booking in advance.
I did so as it was recommended on the NHM site to book especially at weekends