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My Neighbourhood; A Tag Project

tagging project My Neighbourhood; A Tag Project

With the help of Panoramio, a site that allows users to upload images and plot them using Google Maps, I created a project where I mapped the routes that I walk on a weekly basis. I did this by photographing the tags I see on my walks, then plotting the images on the map. There are three main taggers in my neighbourhood; Beast, THC and Jerk. I tagged the appropriate photos on Panoramio with the names of these taggers. I plan on extending this project to include more images of tags in other neighbourhoods around Windsor and opening it up to others to contribute their images as well.

Check out the photos here.

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7 Responses to “My Neighbourhood; A Tag Project”

  1. Justin says:

    This is actually really interesting to see the tags mapped out (and spelled out). It might also be interesting to title the photos according to what tag is in the photo, to make it easier to read who has tagged the most…

    Do these three taggers stay away from re-tagging each other?

  2. darren says:

    very cool and nicely done michelle !

  3. awesome! I started collecting shots of Denial’s tags back in Nov, then geotagging them on flickr. Haven’t added any more in a while, but I know they’re everywhere, and some are in some pretty sweet locations.

    http://flickr.com/photos/westerntragedy/sets/72157613070608505/

  4. Josh says:

    Good job.
    Imagine doing the whole city!
    …Do it.

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