Image Gallery: Museum EXPOSED! Photography at the Australian Museum
From a Lion wrapped in plastic, to a man with an aerial in his hand and a bird on his head, our three photographers Carl Bento, Stuart Humphreys and James King are exposed to many unique visual opportunities in their daily working lives. Museum EXPOSED! is an opportunity to put forward images from the Museum’s photography department which may have never seen the light of day.

Multiple x-rays of frogs
Tim Ralph, Manager of the Production Studios, adjusting the wings of a Peregrine Falcon
Mangrove plant
X-ray of a Dju Fish
Feather detail of the King Bird of Paradise
The Specimen
Whale Skeleton in the main entrance
Renovation of the Vernon Wing
The Taxidermist, Sascha Smith
Wrapped Lion
Possessed Glider
Staff Christmas party
Blue Moon Cicada
Gold-plated Praying Mantis
Parasitic Worm
This specimen held in our collection is the Sydney Funnel Web Spider that caused the first recorded death in 1927
Cuckoo Wasp blue
Brushtail Possum
Soundscapes from The Butterfly Effect project