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!
It was our pleasure to host the ever endearing and sprightly Kate Michael, at the recent press event! Taking the event a bit more into the future, Kate created a youtube video of the event as well as featured us on her blog. For those of you who don’t know, Kate is former Miss DC who has leveraged the crown to engage with multiple charities, many new ventures and an online tv show. Check it out and learn to love Kate as much as we do!
Thanks to BYT, the hip DC website, for endorsing our upcoming exhibit. Check out, the great photos courtesy of Chris Svetlik there.
Thank you to Sam Markman for joining us at the National Geographic Museum this past week. Sam is a local DC based photographer who has been collecting his images online for many years. View the exhibit through his eyes by checking out his site, here.
Check out this photo collection from a local DC photographer: http://www.flickr.com/photos/11517673@N02/sets/72157622709163069/
At yesterday’s blogger sneak preview, we were joined by Tony Eckersley who keeps a local DC photoblog. A transplant originally from the UK, he captures the uniqueness of our world—the landscapes, cityscapes, cultures, feelings and overall stories— in an effort to help him fight the inscrutability that surrounds us. Please check out the above image and others from Tony at his blog.
We are just days away from opening the Terra Cotta Warriors exhibition. Special press previews start today and tomorrow. The finishing touches are being placed everywhere and we can barely contain ourselves with excitement. Not only that, but, we are seeing a rapid uptick in ticket sales. Remember, that they are selling fast and it’s a good idea to reserve yours well in advance.
You can do so, here: http://www.nationalgeographic.com/terracottawarriors/tickets.html
You can also, buy gift certificates for others. For details on how, look at this previous post.
Finally, feel free to leave messages with questions and we will get back to you as soon as possible!
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