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This is a discussion on The Bodies Exhibition within the Architecture & Man Made (cities, buildings, roads, objects & abstracts) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; Just went to see the Bodies exhibition tonight and it was awesome! Here are 2 iphone pix that I snuck. ...

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    Just went to see the Bodies exhibition tonight and it was awesome!
    Here are 2 iphone pix that I snuck.

    All the bodies are REAL! they cover different body systems and there's 3-4 rooms full of these unbelievable REAL bodies and body parts. Cost is 20 bucks an adult if you go there, more if u book online. Kids are 15 bucks and families are 60 bucks. Expensive for sure but worth it big time! Takes about 60-90 min. BODIES THE EXHIBITION
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    Yes I well recall the controversy when it the projected was started, hope they do a Toronto show also, nice pice by the way.
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    That's weird that exhibition! Been around a while now and was here in Brisbane a few years back. Amazing stuff.

    Really good shots considering you used an iphone!!

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    I snuck the shots... or I would have taken better angles.

    It was friggin AWESOME....To see muscle, fat, nerves, bones, full body systems, full skeletons with their skin, muscles, eyes....crazy crazy interesting. EASILY a 9/10 or 9.5/10.
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    Nothing wrong with those angles at all!

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    That's wild...Good shots Marko even if they were on the sly

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    I like the soccor ball and the angle on this one. I have been wanting to see this exhibition for a while but I don't think that it's come to halifax. If it has I missed it!

    I am always confused by policies on taking pictures in museums. In some it's not allowed, in others you can't use flash and others take whatever you want just no tripods (which makes sense) . I've been in some where you pay for a card that says you are allowed to take pictures. It killed me to not be able to take pictures in Westminster Abby. I know that you can buy them but they weren't necessarily the ones I wanted to take.
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    Normally I stick to the rules...not always tho. This was a no photography zone and they had every right to make it so because it was in a private space. I rationalize my bad behavior because a few people will see the show because of these pics, free promotion for them...I know, it's still a cheap excuse.And there was a road paved in this very way.
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    Very neat!
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