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This post is titled Why I love Flickr pt 1 by author SoulJah.
I can place all my images on a map! Geotagging my images is made easier now that Yahoo has seen fit to update the map a bit. It used to be impossible to zoom in, and all you would get anyway is a mush of pixels. Now that they have a more recent data (well not that recent, the Sungai Akar roundabout hasn't been built yet by their maps) and a higher resolution at that of Brunei, now I'm able to see what that green mush was that was close to my residence. Turns out it's a dam. I seriously hadn't known about that dam until perusing the Flickr maps.
I'm already planning to write in and ask for permission to shoot there in the next few weeks.
I can place all my images on a map! Geotagging my images is made easier now that Yahoo has seen fit to update the map a bit. It used to be impossible to zoom in, and all you would get anyway is a mush of pixels. Now that they have a more recent data (well not that recent, the Sungai Akar roundabout hasn't been built yet by their maps) and a higher resolution at that of Brunei, now I'm able to see what that green mush was that was close to my residence. Turns out it's a dam. I seriously hadn't known about that dam until perusing the Flickr maps.
I'm already planning to write in and ask for permission to shoot there in the next few weeks.
Posted by SoulJah at 12:51:00 PM
