searching for sheep on google street view 🐑 a project by ding and mike

The heatmap shows the places people like, based on the number of panoramio photos at each place in the world. The dark areas have few photos, the red areas have more and the yellow areas have a large number of photos geotagged. The hottest places have markers linking photos, streetview, wikipedia, wikivoyage, foursquare and google plus articles about the site. The place names are selected by the w

The Ends of the Road Alan Taylor June 14, 2013 26 Photos In Focus Inspired in part by the great geography game GeoGuessr, I spent some time recently in Google Maps, finding the edges of their Street View image coverage. I've always been drawn to the end of the road, to the edges of where one might be allowed to travel, whether blocked by geographic features, international borders, or simply the la

GeoGuessr is the most fun game out there! Easy to learn but really hard to master, so is really addictive! And you learn lots about the world at the same time! Love the new play with friends game mode where you can create parties and play vs friends and family! This is the best thing that has happened to my spare time in ages. Fun game modes for every mood. Five stars is an understatement. Awesome

関取が笑顔で手振ってるー Googleストリートビューで、両国国技館の観覧ができるようになりました。敷地内はもちろん、建物内も見ることができますよ。 注目するべきは、建物入口部分。トップ画像のように、力士たちがずらっと並んでい手を振っています。中央は白鵬関。 違う角度から見ると、さらにズラーッと。 Googleストリートビューのために集合してくれたようです。天気も素晴らしいですし、壮観です！ 前述の通り、建物内部も見れます。こうして見ると、綺麗な建物ですね。 さらに内部に進んでいけば、土俵まで進めますよ。独特な雰囲気があります。 Googleストリートビューも、どんどん充実していきますね。今後も、どんどんいろんな建物の内部を見れるようにしていって欲しいところです。

本日はgoogleマップの撮影あり、特別に十両以上の力士が国技館前に整列しました！#sumo #google http://t.co/8A7YiCou

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Earth Clock is a digital clock assembled from views of Earth from above that resemble numbers.

Nine Eyes of Google Street View, Jon Rafman, 2008 - ongoing home / insta / twitt / insta / fb