Adding a map of all photo locations to 75CentralPhotography.com
GPS
In my last post, wherein I outlined how I added a link to each photo’s location on Google Maps, I mentioned that I thought I’d done a writeup on how I geo-tag photos, but couldn’t find it. After extensive searching of the archives, I can confirm that I don’t seem to actually have ever written about my process. Today, I’ll rectify that oversight. Let’s take a look at the tools I use, then I’ll walk you through how it all comes together. First, we need a way to record a GPS log. Typically,...
I like to geotag my photos. Almost every time I go on a phototrek/drive/adventure/walk, I log my locations so that I can merge my geotagged data with my photos and know exactly where each photo was taken. (I swear I thought I’d done a write-up on how I do this, but I can’t seem to find it. I have posted some of the track logs in the past however…you can see them here .) Since I have this data sitting around and it’s embedded in each photo on 75CentralPhotography.Com, I thought it would...
Did a photowalk this morning in South Downtown Fort Worth, starting and ending at the Philip Johnson-designed Water Gardens. As is my usual practice on photowalks, I recorded a GPS log for geotagging my photos:
I did another photowalk this morning; this time to the Texas Buckeye Trail in South Dallas’ Great Trinity Forest. Here’s the GPS log:
I did a photowalk on Saturday with the Dallas Photo Walk Meetup group (if you’re in the DFW area, come join us!) and, as my usual practice, I thought I’d share the GPS log from the walk.
Our Meetup.Com group, Dallas Photo Walk (a great photography group and if you’re in the Dallas area, we’d love to have you join), had a scavenger hunt photo walk in Downtown Plano, Texas, this morning. For the last couple of years, I’ve been trying to log my photo explorations on my iPhone so that I can geotag my photos after importing to Lightroom. I plan on writing about this process in the next few days, but in the meantime, I thought I’d share a map of today’s walk. Perhaps in the coming weeks, I’ll...