Luckily Picasa has the ability to interpret that data, and google earth communicates with Picasa. I couldn't be happier with the results, check it out:
 That's a view of pearland with my pictures overlaid on top of their locations, and it's really accurate. It's a surprisingly cool feature that really brings your pictures to life when you look at them, they no longer appear as fragments of memories, but together as one cohesive picture, like a giant memory quilt (that's the only analogy I could think of).
That's a view of pearland with my pictures overlaid on top of their locations, and it's really accurate. It's a surprisingly cool feature that really brings your pictures to life when you look at them, they no longer appear as fragments of memories, but together as one cohesive picture, like a giant memory quilt (that's the only analogy I could think of).Check out this other one from Boston:
 Super cool. I plan on utilizing this feature extensively. (i.e. I'll do this instead of pset -_-.... )
Super cool. I plan on utilizing this feature extensively. (i.e. I'll do this instead of pset -_-.... )
 
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cool!! can i do this with pc too? visit and promote my blog *PLEASE*
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