~ KING TUT ' ~ Exhibition Seattle

[slutskaya]

A few shots of the "King Tut Exhibition" at the Pacific Science Center' last week.
.. Not the best "keeper ratio" lol* as there was no Flash allowed in very Dim' lighting.
but I managed to snag a few. - Nikon D90' 85/1.8* .. D5100' 35/1.8*

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[slutskaya]

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.. Watch my slideshow of some of the better exposures*

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Thanks for lookin'
~ Don

[Cpi2012]

outstanding collection, its really amazing post. Thanks a lot for sharing !!

[slutskaya]

outstanding collection, its really amazing post. Thanks a lot for sharing !!

Thank you Cpi*! .. & you are welcome'

~ Don

[slutskaya]

.. A few more from the exhibition

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~ Don

[Keith Jackson]

I would love to go to an exhibit like that, even if the did not allow photography. I really like the composition of picture #2.

[slutskaya]

I would love to go to an exhibit like that, even if the did not allow photography. I really like the composition of picture #2.

.. Hey' thanks Keith*
If you are in the Seattle area in the next 6 months you really should check it out.

~ Don

[John B.]

I'm impressed with the quality of your photos, Don. You did a great job, and I doubt flash would have improved anything.

Many years ago, Tutankhamen's artifacts were brought to England for an exhibition, and some people were afraid to go because it was rumored that anyone who came in contact with them, died shortly afterward. I would have gone but didn't have that much interest at the time, and I wasn't into photography. I'd go, now, but not when it's 3,000 miles away.

[slutskaya]

I'm impressed with the quality of your photos, Don. You did a great job, and I doubt flash would have improved anything.

Many years ago, Tutankhamen's artifacts were brought to England for an exhibition, and some people were afraid to go because it was rumored that anyone who came in contact with them, died shortly afterward. I would have gone but didn't have that much interest at the time, and I wasn't into photography. I'd go, now, but not when it's 3,000 miles away.

Hello John* and thank you, .. lol', I'm glad you brought up the "Curse of the Mummy's Tomb" factor', I used to love getting
scared from all them old movies when I was a kid' .. in fact I allmost titled this thread "Curse of the Mummy" but figured Naahh.
I was very surprised see how close they had put the rope's around some of these magnificent pieces & ancient statues, 1' - 2' ft'!
and of coarse as soon as I had the chance' I stole a couple "touch's" .. (don't tell anyone)
Yes the little old D5100' really surprised me, even at ISO 3200'!

~ Don