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Finding locations with just a photo…
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this post was submitted on 19 Dec 2024
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Maybe a GeoGuesser community
I feel like only half will be helpful, the other half have just memorized the images of the location
Is that what they call themselves… GeoGuessers? Did not know that was the terminology.
Will start a search for that, thank you so much!
Not exactly. There is a web-based game called GeoGuesser, where users are given a picture and guess where the picture was taken on a map. You get a higher score the closer you get.
One player I follow called GeoWizard makes YouTube videos of his games, as well as challenges himself to find locations of fan photos and such. Your situation sounds like the ladder. :D
On a different note, he also takes on real life challenges, such as crossing European countries in a (nearly) straight line, or traveling as far as he can with just 10 pounds in his pocket. Recommend checking out a series if you've got time.
Will do, that sounds really interesting!