Posts Tagged ‘map’
In computers & internet on
28 October 2009 tagged application, communication, computer, email, google, internet, map, message, picture, technology, wave with 1 comment
today i received my google wave invite. my account is active and i’m currently enjoying looking at the wave interface. wave is the next leap forward in online connectivity. it has the ability to mashup email, messaging, images, video, maps, etc into one huge conversation.
whilst wave is still being developed some of the features aren’t […]
In australia, travel on
26 October 2009 tagged australia, beer, blue poles, boxes, breakfast, bus, canberra, circular quay, coffee, darling harbour, exhibition, federal mint, ferry, fish and chips, gallery, harbour bridge, hostel, jackson pollock, john howard, kirabili, koala, luna park, mall, map, matilda, meat pie, national library, nick cave, norman hotel, opera house, parliament house, rain, steak, sydney, the lodge, tickets, train, yha with no comments
day 221 — when i checked into the hostel (the day before) i got a sydney city map which also had some coupons attached. one of the coupons was for ‘breakfast with the koalas’ at sydney’s wildlife centre. it sounded good, but required getting up early.
i walked down to darling harbour and was disappointed to find […]
In australia, buddhism, computers & internet, life, liverpool fc, photography stuff, rants, sport, travel on
23 March 2009 tagged aston villa, australia, begging, book, buddha, buddhas, bus, computer, controversy, cricket, crowded, dalai lama, deki lodge, demon, dorje shugden, family, fish and chips, flayed, football, frescos, gompa, hawking, hill view hotel, hull, india, kalimpong, liverpool, macabre, map, memory, monk, mountains, myanmar, photography, photos, restaurant, ryan, sartaj, shower, siliguri, sleep, snoring, soccer, south africa, spirits, statues, sunday, terraces, thailand, tharpa choling gompa, thongsa gompa, tibet, tibetan, tourist, train, tshirt, valley, vanilla ice cream, wigan with 3 comments
day 15 (continued) — the overnight trip to siliguri was great. i slept comfortably for most of the trip.
day 16 - in the morning i woke up because the guy on the bottom bunk was talking so loudly. it turns out that he does everything loudly, when i got up an decided to read my book, he […]
In buddhism, korea, life, rants, travel on
19 March 2009 tagged agra, assi ghat, audiobook, bathe, beer, bhutanese monastery, bihar, boat ride, bodhgaya, bodhi tree, book, breakfast, british girl, briyani, buddha, buddhism, burning ghat, cheater, chinese girl, chinese monastery, cremated, crowded, cycle rickshaw, darjeeling, dasaswamedh gat, dawn, dead body, deer park, dhanekh stupa, die, dinner, disciples, enlightened, fight, first sermon, french girl, french guy, ganges river, gaya, germans, ghats, guitar, hindus, holy site, hot water, ipod touch, japanese monastery, korean temple, lonely planet, lost, lunch, manikarnika, map, meditate, meer ghat, midnight, mosquitoes, mp3 player, mulgandha kuti vihar, munshi ghat, music, nepali temple, nets, nirvana, oscar, paranoid, party, photos, pray, rant, rickshaw, rooftop restaurant, sarnath, skeleton, skull, special lassi, spicy, stupa, temples, tent cafe, thai monastery, tibetan dinner, tibetan monastery, ticket, train, wash clothes with 1 comment
day 10 — i didn’t wake up early as i had promised myself. i missed the dawn boat ride along the ghats. instead i walked along the ghats for nearly a kilometer. the main ghats are manikarnika (burning) ghat, meer ghat, dasaswamedh ghat (the most popular) and munshi ghat. i didn’t get all the way […]
In cool photos, korea, my photos, photo a day, photography stuff, random pix on
18 December 2008 tagged b&w, black, day, feet, girl, itaewon, korea, legs, map, photo, photography, picture, platform, red, seoul, sneakers, station, subway, train, white with 1 comment
In cool photos, korea, my photos, photography stuff, random pix on
5 October 2008 tagged camera, data, device, equipment, flickr, geotagging, globe, gps, latitude, longitude, map, nikon, photo, photography, satellite, tracker, travel, yahoo with no comments
i’ve got myself a handy little device, a geometr gps unit which attaches to my nikon camera. the unit locks on to satellites and tracks my location. then, when i take a photo, the data is automatically added to the exif data.
as a result, i can locate the exact position i was standing when i took […]
In australia, rants, world events on
10 September 2008 tagged atlantic, australia, cartoons, china, earth, internet, kids, map, ocean, tool, tunnel, website with no comments
thanks to american cartoons, i was one of many aussie kids who thought that if i tunneled through the earth, i’d come out at china. well, i know that’s not true now … thanks to this useful map tunneling tool. i actually discovered that australia would fit in the north atlantic ocean … and we […]
In In Focus, photography stuff on
29 July 2008 tagged flickr, geotag, geotagging, gps, In Focus, map, photo, photography, travel with 2 comments
Although I love shooting in film, there are some definite advantages to digital phởtography. One of the coolest benefits is the ability to geotag photos.
Geotagging is, simply, the ability to add latitudinal and longitudinal data to a phởtograph. This data is usually captured through some kind of GPS device and can be added to the […]
In blog stuff, korea, life, rants on
3 June 2008 tagged africa, bhutan, calendar, camera, class, country, developing, email, equipment, film, job, journey, korea, life, map, monastary, north korea, office, photo, photography, school, students, travel, work, world cup with no comments
life in korea is a bit of a drag … the weather is about as fickle as the natives. it constantly switches between rainy, hot, cold, smoggy, and combinations of the four. yesterday, just to be different, we had hail. admittedly, it was the first hail i’ve seen in korea and the first ever hail […]
In travel on
15 April 2007 tagged america, asia, caribbean, destinations, europe, map, route, south america, tour, travel, world with no comments
asia -
china– i don’t plan to spend much time in china. i’d probably re-visit important locations in beijing for phởtography — tienanmen square, forbidden city, great wall. china will be the departure or arrival point for the trans-siberian railway
hong kong — spend a night or two in hong kong. get out to the small island […]