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Can I add pictures for a specific point?

asked 20 Sep '11, 19:40

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OpenStreetMap is not a database over pictures. However flickr have support for osm tags to link your flickr image to any osm object.

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answered 20 Sep '11, 20:32

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Besides the mentioned tags there are also sister projects like OpenStreetView and OpenStreetPhoto that try to create a photo database with corresponding coordinates and show them on a OSM map.

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answered 21 Sep '11, 11:53

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There is a proposed feature image: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Image

but images can only be linked from an external site, not uploaded to osm. Osm is a map and not a photo album, anyway ;)

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answered 21 Sep '11, 07:50

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You can in the JOSM editor this will give details http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/JOSM/Plugins/Photo_Geotagging but I don't know of a way in the map page

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answered 20 Sep '11, 20:28

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