Hey my street has gone higher res! Now I can see the buildings on my property. Added a link on the test page. http://members.shaw.ca/hargravep/test.htm The red roof is my house.
Powell >While looking at John Coyle's images from Brisbane I thought it would be >fun to see if I could find where they were taken. > >http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=4061003 >http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=4061007 > >It only took a few minutes and from half way round the world I was able to >spot almost exactly where John must have been standing when he took the >photos. Google Earth has nice high res images of Brisbane and John's >bridge is quite distinctive. > >If you have not tried Google Earth you really should give it a try. >http://earth.google.com/ >High speed access is likely a good idea. It is amazing what you can see in >many parts on the world. > >You can email locations to other Google Earth users but since attachments >are not allowed on the list I made a little web page with a link. > >http://members.shaw.ca/hargravep/test.htm > >When you have Google Earth click on "Google Earth bridge test" on this page >and I hope it will take you there. For some reason on my system WinZip >gets in the way some times but after clicking unzip the link works. > >I think it would be great if we could add a Google Earth link to some of >our photos so others could see where they were taken. Unfortunately the >area around my location is quite low res. > >Any one with suggestions of easy ways to add Google Earth .kmz link files >to photos? > >Let me know if the link works for you. > >Powell
