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    Johnnie
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        A fantastic view Johnnie, although that is a private photograph and you would need to contact the photographer for permission to use it.

        Street View camera pictures may be used, see post #1.

        Doug

        I deleted it so you don’t get into trouble..

        That view tho was taken for the Google camera that they used on top of the Niagara Tower with restaurant on top

        Spread Kindness Like Confetti !!

        #525846

        When the photo has the photographer’s name top left you have to contact the photographer for permission before you use it. I have been successful in the past, but I couldn’t find the email of the photographer on this occasion.

        Doug


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        #526014
        Johndk
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            Hi Doug. I am curious, isn’t there hectic perspective distortion from the G Map cameras?

            As long as there is light, I will paint it.

            #525847

            Yes, the Streetview pictures are pasted together from multiple wide angle cameras and there can be lots of distortion, particularly for angle shots. I find zooming in reduces the distortion for distant views.

            Doug


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            #525904
            SusF
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                Thank you Susan, I love the timber-framed houses in Germany.

                BTW if you hit the 3 dots to the right of the address, you have the option of copying a short url, in this case https://goo.gl/maps/eUDrE5kX9MA2

                Doug


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                #525893
                jow104
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                    Here is my home town, Gelnhausen, Germany. I hope my skills get good enough to paint this entire village someday.

                    [URL]https://www.google.com/maps/@50.2017903,9.1923659,3a,75y,359.4h,95.46t/data=!3m8!1e1!3m6!1sAF1QipMaP7dkfYy0nUGkFU5CY2YuhSiktLyVKw9vfyT8!2e10!3e11!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipMaP7dkfYy0nUGkFU5CY2YuhSiktLyVKw9vfyT8%3Dw203-h100-k-no-pi0-ya256.7548-ro0-fo100!7i7500!8i3750[/URL]

                    [IMG]http://s3.amazonaws.com/wetcanvas-hdc/Community/images/21-Jan-2018/64945-Gelnhausen_UnterMarkt-StreetView1.jpg[/IMG]

                    Everything is possible, post yours in digital showcase tomorrow. I would honestly be delighted to see..

                    #525849

                    This is a remarkable scene, oil pumps as far as the eye can see.

                    I was led to the place reading ”A Kingdon from Dust” about Stewart Resnick a billionaire “farmer” who monopolises the water resources of large parts of southern California and grows Pomegranates, Almonds and pistachio nuts in huge tracts of Kern County and produces POM.

                    https://goo.gl/maps/qzyovZB2Ywt

                    Doug


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                    #525894
                    jow104
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                        Yes that scene did change our world and lives over 100years ago.

                        #525850

                        I have been wanting to paint a nodding donkey and this is the first time I have come across an oilfield. I like painting mechaical things.

                        Doug


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                        #525851

                        Watching a new urban sketcher Róisín Curé I thought I would look for her painting locations in the south-west tip of Ireland.

                        Location on Street View.

                        A wonderful place to explore.

                        Doug


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                        #526020
                        Virginia_VH
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                            Hi, I didn’t read all 16 pages so I’m sorry if this has already been posted. But Google has captured nearly all of Venice for Streetview. On foot & by boat! I was lucky enough to go in person a couple years ago, but I spent hours exploring on Streetview first.

                            #525895
                            jow104
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                                Thanks, a link to the Venice page you have seen would be interesting.
                                (touch the url and go to edit and tick copy and then paste here if so inclined)

                                #525852

                                Yes, Google has extensive Street View on Google maps, you can explore all the canals and passageways if you zoom into Venice as posted earlier.

                                Doug


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                                #525853

                                Found this after reading a holiday brochure. The village tumbles down the cliff into the River Lot.

                                https://goo.gl/maps/Upv5eureRfq

                                Doug


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