Learning how to add Geotags to photos is what started all this.
There are programs that can put latitude and longitude into an image's EXIF data file.
Smart phones do this for your photos automatically, from what I gather.
But for my DSLR, I had to figure out another method to geotag images before uploading.
Walking around with a Garmin GPS and camera is the method, I prefer.
Points marked along the route are recorded on the GPS.
As long as they are marked, close to the same time photos are taken, all goes well.
Even with the Garmin tied around my neck, I forget to use it sometimes.
Marking the location five minutes later than the photo was taken is a big No No.
If it doesn't match the time recorded on the photo, it won't get a geotag.
There is another method of manually adding the tags but, that's too much work for me.
The programs, I'm using do a fantastic job of geotagging.
Somehow, the images are even showing up on Google Earth for anyone to see.
That way, I don't have to bother telling folks where to find these birds.
If you don't mind a little jungle, you can find these birds and take photos, too.
Make sure you bring a sharp knife. You'll need one.
Mine got busted today so, tomorrow I have to go shopping.
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