How to Use Flickr Maps

"Hey everybody! My name is Matt and I'm speaking to you on behalf of Expert Village. One of the really cool things I like about Flickr that you can do is you can bring up a map. If you go to organize, this screen should look familiar. Go ahead and click on map and you'll get a little box. Just click anyone and go ahead and set default permission, we just went over that. Go ahead and click okay, and you'll be presented with a map of the world. On the top right you should see a box that says find a location. I'm going to go ahead and put in Richmond, Virginia, which is where I'm at. Go ahead and click go and it'll give you a couple of listings. I'm going to click Virginia, US. You'll see a match of Richmond. You can zoom in and out of it. I'm going to zoom in and get a little more detailed view. You can also see a satellite view of it. I'm going to go ahead and click hybrid, which is kind of a mix between a satellite and a map, and zoom in a little more. What you can do here is you can find places where you took your digital pictures at and you can go down here and you can click and drag like we did before. It will put on the map where exactly your pictures were taken. You can also search other people's based on where they were taken at. If you go over here to find a location, and I'll put in Austin, Texas. Go ahead and click go and it'll bring up a map of Austin, Texas. If you go over here to explore this map, go ahead and click there. It'll bring up another window. On this window you'll see little dots. If you click on one, it'll show you a picture that was taken there. This a fun little thing to play with."