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We have added a new feature to DivePhotoGuide -- "Geo tagging." What that means is that you can tag your image with the geographical location in which you shot it. Once you have done so, a Google Map will display underneath your image pinpointing the geographical location your image was taken. I think this a great feature for the DPG community, as one of the first questions people often ask about an underwater photograph is "where was it taken?" Now, the answer to that question is displayed below your image! Here is a tutorial on how to geo tag your image.
Hit the 'Edit" button under the image you want to geo tag
You will now notice a "Set Location" button with two blank fields under it. Click the "Set Location" button
In the search box, type the name of the place where you took the underwater photograph and hit "Search"
Note: If you search for a place that Google doesn't recognize, try being less specific in your location. For example, Google can not locate Tulamben but it can locate Bali. Once Google has located Bali, it's simple to drag the marker over to Tulamben.
As you can see, a Google map with the location marked shows up underneath my image.
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