Is photography available in museums as well as exhibitions such as:
The aristocrat Tut muster – 02 dome
Nartrual History Museum
science museum
London zoo
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By: Gemma P
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Yes. But not of the Crown Jewels.
I dont think you can in the first two you stated. But i think you can in the last 2.
Most mueseums allow it.depends on which ehiitions you go to.
i have been to the king tut exhibition- no photos
also been to the nat hist museam, where you are allowed photos
i have been to glasgow and edinburgh zoos and they allow camera i assume london does too.
sorry, never been to science museam
Also, dont know if its still there but i have been to the terracotta army exhibition and they do not allow photos
Hope this helps
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No. My partner and her Father and I visited recently the Tutenkamun exhibition and was told so when I took a photograph.
There reasons are numerous (damage etc). Hope this is help to you.
Most of the museums in London allow photography as long as its for personal use only and you don’t plan to sell the images or use them in a book. Using a camera is usually OK but you might need to ask permission if you want to use a tripod.
Some places don’t allow photography, like the King Tut exhibition and the Museum of London. Always better to check first. It should tell you on their websites.