Location-Based Light Painting

Mapping Geotagged Photos in Public Spaces
For any city, thousands of geotagged photos are available online. The project maps these photos in the places where they were taken.
A custom-built camera flash + smartphone setup queries the Flickr and Panoramio APIs for photos taken at the current geographical position. Whenever there's a photo available, a flash is triggered.
Long-exposure photography captures multiple flash lights — each representing one geotagged photo — and situates them in the place of their origin.
Head over to the project page for more photos, process as well as technical details:
philippschmitt.com/projects/lightpainting
I have open sourced the technology to interact with an Arduino via a phone headphone jack. This way, please:
github.com/philippschmitt/Headphone-Jack-to-Arduino

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