The Royal Ontario Museum is located in Toronto and can be easily accessed by taking the GO Train to Union Station. It is a good place to visit anytime, especially when the weather is cold or rainy. The document provides suggestions for photographic opportunities at the museum such as architecture, ancient artifacts, and exhibitions. It notes that any camera can be used but needs high ISO capability, and tripods or monopods are not allowed. Lenses from ultra wide to medium telephoto and macro are recommended. Flash may be used but will have limited effectiveness.

1. Royal Ontario Museum

2. • Unit of currency: Loonie
• How to get there: GO Train to Union Station
• Best time to go: Anytime! Especially when it’s
cold or rainy.
• Natives: Mostly friendly.

3. Photographic Opportunities
• Architecture
• Abstracts
• Ancient artifacts
• ‘Street’ photography
• Portraits
• Photographic Exhibitions

4. What gear?
• Camera: Anything, but needs to be high ISO
capable.
• No tripods, no monopods!
• Lenses: Ultra wide to medium tele, and Macro.
• Flash allowed but of limited use.

102. That’s all folks!