January 25, 2012 |??
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I knew it was going to be a wonderful night when I magically found street parking on Central Park West directly across from the American Museum of Natural History. Camera in hand I entered the planetarium where I enjoyed a presentation of vintage films and movies depicting space travel and life on other planets.
I was soon flying towards the ?dark side of the moon? and out into the Milky Way during a 3D presentation of the planets that was out of this world. I then eagerly entered the reception at The Hall of Reptiles and Amphibians where finally the opportunity to shoot presented itself and I took full advantage of capturing the guests, listening to speakers and meeting the editors and bloggers at Scientific American magazine in this magnificent setting.
The Beyond Planet Earth exhibit itself was also an excellent and fun place to shoot and I highly recommend checking out the exhibit yourself in person as there are many interactive apps and ways to explore! I have never had an opportunity like this before and I found the museum, discussions and science exhilarating! Perhaps, if there?s a next time, I can roller skate around the deserted museum taking photos and really bring ?a night at the museum? to life!
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About the Author: Erica Angiolillo is a freelance photographer who lives on Long Island with her husband & two children. She is the in house photographer for Manhattan Athletics & NYC Titans/Spartans baseball teams. You can enjoy her love of photography on Facebook at Gotcha! By Erica. Follow on Twitter @eangiolillo.More??
The views expressed are those of the author and are not necessarily those of Scientific American.
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