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#48
#49
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Castello Sforzesco, Milano. I got 1M
I think they will contact you via a DM on Twitter, then you'll give your true identity to get the prize
I think they will contact you via a DM on Twitter, then you'll give your true identity to get the prize
#51
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#55
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#56
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#57
Join Date: Dec 2005
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This is taken from the golden gate bridge road (north side).
The lampost in the shot is #5. You can tell because further down the road (towards the bridge), there is chain link fence between the posts so can't be that far down, and there are only a couple more posts further north.
When you look at google maps the view is identical. Yet I still managed to be 114m away.
Think they need to get the distances corrected for this to be a fair competition.
Image:
http://postimage.org/image/h8mfjbqc
The lampost in the shot is #5. You can tell because further down the road (towards the bridge), there is chain link fence between the posts so can't be that far down, and there are only a couple more posts further north.
When you look at google maps the view is identical. Yet I still managed to be 114m away.
Think they need to get the distances corrected for this to be a fair competition.
Image:
http://postimage.org/image/h8mfjbqc
Last edited by United_Flyer3; Apr 11, 2011 at 10:12 am
#58
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: GRU - CGH
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When you look at google maps the view is identical. Yet I still managed to be 114m away.
Think they need to get the distances corrected for this to be a fair competition.
Image:
http://postimage.org/image/h8mfjbqc
Think they need to get the distances corrected for this to be a fair competition.
Image:
http://postimage.org/image/h8mfjbqc
It doesnt make any sense.
#59
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: England
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This is taken from the golden gate bridge road (north side).
The lampost in the shot is #5. You can tell because further down the road (towards the bridge), there is chain link fence between the posts so can't be that far down, and there are only a couple more posts further north.
When you look at google maps the view is identical. Yet I still managed to be 114m away.
Think they need to get the distances corrected for this to be a fair competition.
Image:
http://postimage.org/image/h8mfjbqc
The lampost in the shot is #5. You can tell because further down the road (towards the bridge), there is chain link fence between the posts so can't be that far down, and there are only a couple more posts further north.
When you look at google maps the view is identical. Yet I still managed to be 114m away.
Think they need to get the distances corrected for this to be a fair competition.
Image:
http://postimage.org/image/h8mfjbqc
Yes, the distances are horrendous.
#60
Join Date: Mar 2008
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I did 4th lightpost from north which looked the first from north that didn'd have any visible background on the left in Google street view, got 90m. Probably it is the northernmost lightpost?
The basic idea of this competition seemed fun at first, now I'm starting to dislike the vagueness of the locations and rules based strictly on distance to those, now that our research is getting exact... Kind of fun, though, that we have free web tools where we can really pinpoint anything globally to 1m or 10m :-)
The basic idea of this competition seemed fun at first, now I'm starting to dislike the vagueness of the locations and rules based strictly on distance to those, now that our research is getting exact... Kind of fun, though, that we have free web tools where we can really pinpoint anything globally to 1m or 10m :-)
Last edited by haa; Apr 11, 2011 at 3:57 pm Reason: minor clarification