Wayframe
- Camera
- Canon IXUS 70
- Shutter
- 1/250 s
- Aperture
- f/4.0
- ISO
- 100
- Private
- Friends
- Public
- Posters to print
Pin your photos to the world.
- Camera
- Canon IXUS 70
- Taken
- 14 Aug 2009, 18:42
- Exposure
- 1/250 s · f/4.0 · ISO 100
- Place
- Not saved
The camera never knew where it was. Click the map to tell it.
Point-and-shoots and old digicams save the date and settings in every photo, but rarely the place. The pictures end up scattered in folders.
Wayframe hangs your photos on a world map, right where they were taken. Join them with a red string into a story, play it back stop by stop, and share it with friends or the world. Created by Adam Osman; I build it with him.
The terrain map style, with shaded relief and sea depth from bundled images and no outside map services. Panning all the way around the globe, click-to-zoom on countries, the new header, and the bottom Add photos bar with the stories panel.
- 01Read
The camera, shutter speed, aperture and ISO, from each file
exifr - 02Pin
Each photo hangs on the map like a polaroid, where it was taken
Leaflet - 03String
A red string joins pins into a story you can play back
TypeScript - 04Share
Private, Friends or Public for every photo and story
Supabase
- Photos pinned like polaroids, joined by a red string into stories you can play back
- A map drawn from bundled data, with no map service behind it
- Photo cards with the camera, shutter speed, aperture and ISO read from each file
- Private, Friends or Public for every photo and story, plus printable posters
A world map that wraps around.
Panning all the way around the globe means countries, states, counties, labels, photos and the red string all repeat past the date line.