National Geographic Museum Blog

I enjoyed meeting the anonymous blogger of the Foggy Dew at last week’s blogger sneak preview. While he missed (!) the second half of the exhibit, he certainly made good with what he did manage to see and re-see in the first half. Check out his coverage here and make sure to check back into his blog frequently for updates on the going-ons in DC.

Thanks to the modest and talented staff of the Golden Puppy for attending not just once but twice. Twice in two days—- that’s even better than my record! Enjoy their dual postings:

http://thegoldpuppy.blogspot.com/2009/11/i-love-it-when-im-wrong.html

http://thegoldpuppy.blogspot.com/2009/11/embarrassment.html

The Heritage Key provides the best and most up to date information, guides of sites or museums and photos of key ancient world or heritage sites and objects, spiced up with an immersive 3D experiences to explore the ancient world. We thank them for attending the event and would like to show you their expansive and impressive set of photos, found here.

Shashi Bellamkonda is a local tech enthusiast and social media blogger– and you could tell it. From the exhibit he was tweeting about the exhibit, posting pictures and being all around the very cool person you expect him to be. Check out his review of the exhibit, here.

Have you seen this? Thanks to local blogger F-oxy Moron for attending our exhibit:
http://www.f-oxymoron.com/?p=2740. We will allow him to remain his anonymity and simply say that we enjoyed his company and appreciate the review!

It was indeed a pleasure to host Chris McDonough as he set his lens to capture the exhibit. Traveling from NJ, Chris might have been the least local of our bloggers but he fit right in. As a creative director for an advertising agency, photography isn’t his day job but in all honesty I couldn’t tell….. (we are betting you couldn’t either!).

Thank you to DC area photographer Brian Mosely for attending the preview and taking these photos:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/themosleyvault/sets/72157622708990665/

His take on his hobby of photography comes from Homer Simpson:
“All hobbies suck, but if you keep at it you might find that in the end you managed to kill some precious time.”
– Homer Simpson

There were many wonderful photographers at the event held last Wednesday night, so please use their images as an opportunity to whet your whistle on the exhibit!

To enjoy the most people in one place, check out our Flickr stream: http://www.flickr.com/groups/1264669@N21/ and keep coming back as we feature local bloggers and photographers!

Kimberly Faye keeps a really cool photo blog in DC. Her eye is unique and the pictures are always beautiful. Check out her terra cotta warrior photo here and then her flickr photos here.

Erin McCann, a local photographer, shares her preview shots via flickr!