Hi Camille! I hope you had a great time at the exhibit and were able to get some decent shots. Regarding your questions, I simply held my camera still for the slower shutter speeds. The longer ones that lasted seconds, I put my camera down on the ground. As for the DOF, I used a larger aperture to get as much light in as possible. The depth of field isn’t as noticeable in these photos that have been scaled down, but when you look at it enlarged, you’ll see that the areas closer to my camera are not as in focus as my subjects—which were mainly further away.

Thanks Olga for reading this post! I’ve had comments from others saying they enjoyed the exhibit without taking photos of it too! I hope you get the most out of your time there, as it’s certainly a wonderful exhibit to experience without being tied to your camera.

Hi Carol! Thanks a lot for reading my blog! The next batch of tickets for the public will be released on March 6, 10am! You can get a max. of 2 tickets online then. I hope you’re able to get them, as it is wonderful to see with your own eyes! Let me know what you think if you get to go!