Stunning images captured by National Geographic photographers are displayed in "Rarely Seen," a new exhibition at Bally's Las Vegas (transitioning now to the Horseshoe Las Vegas).
“Rarely Seen” at Bally’s Las Vegas displays more than 50 images in a variety of sizes so guests can see them up close or feel immersed. Photo Credit: National Geographic
The exhibition features 50 shots of seldom-seen places, events, natural phenomena and man-made heirlooms from throughout the world. The images are displayed in a variety of sizes from 3-by-2-feet to a more immersive 12-by-8 feet.
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"'Rarely Seen' is a great example of National Geographic's rich history of sharing places, moments and objects that astonish and inspire," said Kathryn Keane, vice president of public programming at the National Geographic Society.
Imagine Exhibitions, which also produces "Real Bodies" at Bally's, is presenting the open-ended exhibition. "Rarely Seen" is open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily; advance reservations are encouraged. Tickets start at $35 (plus tax and fees) for adults and $22 for children. Guests should allow at least 45 minutes to visit the exhibition.