SubscribeFlying free photos
Post pictures on the LowFlyZone map of places you’ve visited without flying.
You can also post pictures of places that you’ve only visited virtually - for example, through that business meeting that you had by video-conference.
Your picture will appear on the LowFlyZone map; be the first to post pictures from places to which you’ve recently travelled by land or sea, or virtually.
Posting your photos to the LowFlyZone Flickr group, to appear on the LowFlyZone map is easy.
1. Upload your picture onto your Flickr account. If you don’t have an account, you can sign up here. When entering details of your pictures, you might like to include how you travelled to the place where the picture was taken, and from where.
2. Sign in to your Flickr account and join the LowFlyZone Flickr group
3. To show where your picture was taken on the map, click the Map tab. Then, go to the location on the map where you took the photo, by using either the “Find Location” box in the top right of the tab, or the pan/zoom tools to browse to the location. When you’ve found the location, drag the photo from Findr and drop it on the map. Need more help with this stage? Read the Flickr help page here.
4. Choosing the ‘Groups’ tag at the top of your Flickr page, add your picture, which is now ‘geotagged’, to the Flickr LowFlyZone group. If you need more help with this stage, read the relevant Flickr help page here.
5. Your picture will now appear on the LowFlyZone map.
Easy!
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