Clean lines and height, with City Park beyond the glass.
The North Atrium is the most architectural of the Museum’s daylight spaces: strong verticals, a lot of air above your head, and the park as a backdrop.
It photographs best in the afternoon, when light comes through at an angle rather than straight down.
We shot this tour, which means we have lit and walked this space ourselves. If you are weighing it up against the other options here, our Denver Museum of Nature & Science photographer’s guide covers the whole property — the light, the timing and how a day actually flows through it.
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