One of the only knocks against Flickr’s new geotagging service has been the lack of detailed maps for non-U.S. locations. It’s good to see that they’re making progress on expanding the maps. When I saw that they recently added maps for Bora Bora I decided to upload my honeymoon photos from 5 years [...]
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September 9, 2006
Geotagged photos from 9/11
One of the cool features of Flickr’s new geotagging service is the ability to do a date based filter on the area that you are focusing in on. For example, below is a map showing all of the photos in the NY area filtered on September 11, 2001. I was surprised to see that only [...]
September 5, 2006
Create a dynamic family photo screen saver
You might have heard about a product called Ceiva. Ceiva is a picture frame that plugs into a phone line. Each night it automatically downloads digital photos to the picture frame. It’s a great way to share photos with family members but it costs money. Ceiva charges you for the frame and you need to [...]
August 30, 2006
Flickr’s new Geotagging Service
I’m loving Flickr’s new geotagging service. And apparently a lot of other people love it too. According to Flickr co-founder Stewart Butterfield, 1.2 million photos were geotagged in the first 24 hours. Click here to see my geotagged photos. Click on the pink dots to see the photos.
November 14, 2005
San Francisco November Sunsets
The sunsets have been pretty amazing in the SF Bay Area the past couple of days, especially the sunset on Sunday the 13th. Unfortunately, I did not have my camera with me but I was able to find some good shots on Flickr. As far as I can tell, these are all shots [...]
