National Geographic Wildlife Photography Exhibit

The Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2006 exhibit at the National Geographic Museum is a collection of about 100 wildlife photographs taken in 2006 on display until 4 February 2007. From the exhibit website:

"Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2006 features the winners of a competition organized by the Natural History Museum, London, and BBC Wildlife Magazine. The exhibition showcases the work of amateur and professional photographers from around the world. From scenes in a garden to creatures of the deep ocean, the images show the diversity of the plants and animals on Earth in a fresh and compelling way."

The photos are accompanied by comments from the photographer as well as a brief description of the camera body and lens used to capture the photo. If you're interested in checking out the exhibit with other camera/photography enthusiasts, come on out for an easy-going Sunday meetup. There's a Caribou Coffee down the street as well -- chances are we'll duck over there for people who want to chat after seeing the exhibit.

The closest Metro stops are Farragut North on the Red line and Farragut West or McPherson Square on the Orange/Blue lines. Detailed directions and a map are on the museum website.

I will send out my phone number to whoever RSVPs as Yes just in case you need to find us.

Ken for Washington Photography Meetup