Vlad

Wannabe:

Wikipedia:

Geotagging is the process of adding geographical identification metadata to various media…

Let’s see how this works for pictures. There are several reasons for doing that:

• You want to remember where was it that  you took some great picture.
• Or, you want to brag about it and show your friends the places you’ve visited.

I won’t question your reasons; if you’ve read so far, I assume you’re really interested in how to do it. It’s quite easy: buy yourself a camera with integrated GPS. A phone (or an iPhone). It will automatically add geotags to your photos’ EXIF information.

Or, if you already have a camera (or phone) and a GPS receiver, why not use the data recorded by the GPS and cross-reference it with your photos’ date and time. You only need to:
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Orange?, originally uploaded by iLL.

Stick a few (make that a whole batch) of cloves into an orange and let it dry in you wardrobe. It smells nicer, it’s healthier than using chemicals and you can get really artistic.

Lion Rampant, originally uploaded by bitsofreality.

As featured on the Royal Standard of Scotland.