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The 4th floor of the Natural History Museum in Balboa Park may be one of the finest venues for photography in the country. The light is beautiful, and there is ample room for people to talk, study the art, and enjoy the experience, even in a very well attended reception such as this was. Hundreds of people attended the first opening of the Ordover Gallery, and were astounded at the quality of the work.
Though some of these panoramas are small, they give you an idea of the size of this remarkable venue.

Huge Banners on the outside of the Museum announce the show © 2006 Tom O Scott

The long galleries allow spacious display of the artwork © 2006 Tom O Scott

Patrons examining work by Christopher Burkett © 2006 Tom O Scott

Dick Ditore's glass art © 2006 Tom O Scott

Abe Ordover's new series from Yellowstone © 2006 Tom O Scott

A jazz duo created a wonderful ambiance © 2006 Tom O Scott

Looking from the rear gallery toward the front © 2006 Tom O Scott

Patrons admiring Bill Atkinson's work © 2006 Tom O Scott

Bill Atkinson signing copies of his book, "Within the Elements" © 2006 Tom O Scott

Bill Atkinson's works © 2006 Tom O Scott