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- When an isolated artist kept the world out, technology helped let it in. Google’s docuseries ‘Search On’ tells the stories of people on a quest for better answers and the magic that happens at the intersection of tech and humanity. Watch the series: yt.be/SearchOn
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Once Jacqui was diagnosed with agoraphobia, she knew she’d never live out her dreams of photographing distant lands. But with Google Street View, she’s been able to travel the backroads, hidden corners and far reaches of the world to become a celebrated photographer.
Director: Michael Marantz
Cinematographer: Heinrich Peters
Editor: Nick Davis
Producer: Noah Meisner, Sinéad O'Mara
Production company: Already Alive, HardPin Media
Composer: Michael Marantz
Google Brand Studio
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Go deeper into this episode of Search On and learn more about Jacqui’s journey at g.co/agoraphob...
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Incredibly inspiring. My daughter suffers with anxiety and depression, but still goes out and works with the public everyday. She can't afford a therapist, had NO HEALTH INSURANCE, so she's on her own. Her step-father and I support her as much as possible, and she lives with us. She does not do well living alone. THANK YOU, SO VERY MUCH for donating the proceeds from your gallery show to mental health causes. God knows hundreds of thousands of citizens in the USA plod along with little or no care what so ever. It's what THE REPUBLICAN PARTY does best, harm the middle class.
"it can get bitter, and it does get bitter" - that's nice to know.
Googlers,
Thank you for that video! I was doing and was posting 360 photos so others can see what I saw, and I never heard about that kind of situation. That makes me want to do more ... and I will.
Best regards,
Sergey
how to take 360 photo with normal android phone ?
You're welcome
VIJAY GACHANDE I use Google designed or made cell phones, Nexuses (before) or Pixel (now). This function is embedded to the regular camera. I also saw similar capabilities on the Samsung. Second option to buy a 360 camera, a lot of companies made those. Third is to use stitching software for regular/DSLR camera pictures. Look it up! :)
Lydia Xavier :)
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I particularly love how Google didn’t copyright their Street View images which would have prevented Jacqui from realising her vision. Bravo, Google!
Had it been Apple, it would have been. XD
Google sponsored this video and her story. Duh!
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Why? This way they profit way more!
They are copyrighted, she also notes it on her website. "Now, for a limited time, Google has given me permission to sell a series of limited edition prints with proceeds going towards charity"
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Jacqui, I'd never think about this type of fear could ever exist. Fantastic work you developed and good to see that you're fighting against such a limitation in a very beautiful and poetic way. I'd like to see your work coming to Brazil and it would be a pleasure to visit your exibition here. Very inspiring!!
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I also have struggled with that sort of phobia and did my art which is music also on the computer that helped me to come out of my shell. i think that is a beautiful thing.
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I think with agoraphobia its almost a feeling that if you go out into a public place, everyone is focusing of you and you alone and you start to panic which then draws peoples attention to you, that then confirms your deepest fear, when in fact everyone is not going to even take notice of you unless you make then do so, have their own lives to live and you are not part of it.
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I had gotten so bad I couldn’t cross the street and the boulevard by my house, that was six years ago, now I go everywhere but I walk, I’m still afraid to drive but working on it. Congratulations on overcoming and being courageous and on your Exhibit that’s amazing I hope to see it one day.
Congratulations on your progress. Keep going!
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That's an amazing accomplishment. Much love to you as you continue on your journey! You've got this.
I can't imagine how anyone can be so afraid of leaving their house that they'd rather miss the rest of life. What if you have both agoraphobia and claustrophobia?
Not to worry dear Palma... You're on the right path! I wish you all the best!
Most Fascinating story! Even in your "darkest Times" amazing things can come out of it.
such an inspiring and beautiful story. I am also a sufferer of a mental health issue, Anxiety. But this is so encouraging. Makes you see the good that comes out of suffering. Thank you Google and Jacqui!
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Thank You Google and may God bless you for whatever you are doing. Thank you Google and Best of luck for such programs in future
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Many companies would go after someone like her for using their product to produce art. I like that Google highlighted her instead. Good Job
she just invented a new method to see the world siting at home, which probably would help or inspire many.... she just lighted another path for 'ACCESSIBLE TOURISM; tourism for all' i prefer appreciating her rather than complaining!
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Too bad that most people today only use the internet to read and post nonsense ... We have the Planet and why not say a piece of the Universe ahead of us and few use wisely. Very cool this way to travel to those who have this type of problem or do not even have $$ to travel. Congratulations for the initiative !
People saying that it's not art: there's a widely different experience between scrolling through the millions of places Google documented and scrolling through a hundred of screen grabs handpicked to capture a particular mood. If Google was not credited, that would be theft, but this has Google written all over it.
see? this is what i want to see. Someone who acually realized this video is owned by google
Yes, it is art. This is art too. Sure your kid can do it, but he didn't. Picasso did. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Pablo_Picasso,_1942,_T%C3%AAte_de_taureau_(Bull%27s_Head),_Mus%C3%A9e_Picasso,_Paris.jpg#/media/File:Pablo_Picasso,_1942,_T%C3%AAte_de_taureau_(Bull%27s_Head),_Mus%C3%A9e_Picasso,_Paris.jpg
Maybe it isn't art, but a lot of the people here saying "this isn't art" have TH-cam videos that are equally unartistic.
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Very nice , I can understand what she feels as I dont feel comfortable in crowds either.
I'm not as extreme but I have a bit of agoraphobia as well.
I've seen first hand what people are and will do when given a chance. Horrible creatures and I dont trust them
for the most part. I wish hee the best with her work.
i am quite surprised by the haters on here and their comments, i have social anxiety myself and don't like being out in public because of being scrutinized, ostracized and ridiculed by people .. i praise what this lady has done, as she is opening the door for others with emotional and psychological issues and disorders, and giving them a chance to do something that may seem impossible to them .. so fine is she "steals" images off of Google Street View, let her do so if anything else to help other people combat their handicaps
I'm not judging about the fear or something with being agoraphobia, but I think it is extremely useful to know the individual psychology of Alfred Adler.
131313 views neat. And seriously, props to those people that helped create Google Street View. The SNL skits are probably not too accurate, but I imagine they capture the immense time and effort it takes to do such a ridiculous scaled project.
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This isn't just an ad though it helps teach people around the world that technology is growing and u can't say u can't do a thing since everyone can!
Is it me when i find it weird i see her walking the streets of NY with a big smile?! Or is that just perfect disguise? wonder how she got that good shots from maps. THey are always distorted and not look like her post. Probably heavily processed in post. Wonderful and remarkable initiative though!
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"there is no effort, talent etc."
Go start an Instagram account with the same concept and you'll see that it takes some talent to choose the right pics because you will fail and she didn't.
I will try this. I have anxiety that becomes extreme when I'm away from the inside of my home too long. I have not been further than a 40 miles away in five years, and only 60 miles away from home within the last 8 years. I started building non-existent places with a vfx program that really helps to cope. Thank you for this video. Really made my day wonderful!
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One of the TRUEST INSPIRATIONAL story of 2017.
Can't believe that Google can be of such a help to a DREAMER, seriously folks this video shares the spirit and courage of Jacqui that whatever your dream is, don't be afraid and keep your SEARCH ON.
Thanks, Google.
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What a fantastic story, and great use of technology.
While I love Google Earth VR and street view. . . could you guys make it so I can actually walk forward in Street View VR rather than just being restricted to one screen at a time??
She can travel, she is Lucky. My Agoraphobia was much worst then her's. I couldn't even walk towards the door of a Mall. If I wanted to walk in a Mall I had to have someone with me. I still have problems with My Agoraphobia even after My Wife of 33 yrs passed away in 2018. I had to wear sunglasses inside a restaurant when my wife and I wanted to eat at a restaurant. The Agoraphobia still semi controls my life. I thought I could control it, it still clings to me. I haven't traveled alone for long distances, not yet anyways. I didn't like taking the medication when I had to drive, it relaxed me to much and made me sleepy.
Jacqui, you are quite an inspiration. All the best to you. It is especially great that your story is presented by Google, the folks that took the original raw pictures, and is showing the world the *art* you produce from it.
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I find it kind of sad actually.
Not to be rude to Jacqui, but oh my god this takes absolutely no effort at all. It's not even her work, it's the person who took the pictures.
... robotic cameras may not own anything ... and to state what she does to add artistic value to robotically-captured images "takes absolutely no effort at all" shows you know NOTHING about creating art and IS "rude to Jacqui" ....
Emphasis on "MAY". They most likely do own the images, and even if they do it's still stupid to create an entire video of somebody using the clipping tool and posting "her photos" on her Instagram. Also, it truly does take absolutely no effort, almost everybody could do this with such ease. Also it sounds like you're saying that all art takes effort, even though you can clearly see by this video that all art does not take a lot of effort.
You're absolutely right. A two-year-old can do what she's doing.
It was about the agoraphobia experience, not the pictures the agoraphobes went to see.
Lydia Xavier if it was about the agoraphobia experience, then why not just make it about her by herself?
Thank you so much, for sharing her story, thank you to Jacqui for sharing !
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I look at the young ladies work and read the many comments. I think back of a novel I once read "The Third Wave" of the coming of the information age and the many changes that will take place in our world as the Industrial Age gives way as did the Agricultural Age before it.
I confess, for the life of me I could not envision it, try as I may. ~ What was missing in me was "a reason" to stretch my vision to see so far ~! for I had none.
Great Work Jacqui !
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Wonderful video! Thank you Jacqui and all the best for you! Don't let people who don't understand mental illness bring you down, they just don't know better. Most people only belive what they experienced themselfs. Stay strong and keep up the good work!
I have workophobia and I want to stop my job for making more music with my band. Google can you help me ?
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Agoraphobia has a bit more context to it than workophobia
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A sweet short film! SV is great for all sorts who cannot leave the house.
She MUST try Google Earth VR on the HTC Vive if not already, it's incredible!!! One of the coolest experiences I've had on VR so far!!!
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I was thumbing through an Andy Warhol book this morning, and I would assume people said the same thing about him once. He didn't create the images he was 'sampling,' however he presented them in a different context that was engaging. In Jacqui's case, she is also 'sampling' images and putting then in a different context. However, she really is just taking screenshots, she isn't altering the look of the images in a way that Warhol did, so, the deeper meaning lies not in the look of the photos she is presenting, but in the way they were acquired. The point of it all is that she is sharing a photo book of things she got to experience despite not leaving the house; this is what a photo book of someone who can't leave the house looks like, it's an artifact foreign to those of us to routinely get outside.
Warhol took mainstream images- celebrities and products and etc- and presented them in a colorful, psychedelic, alternative manner, which allows those of us who consume those images and products to see them in a different way. We get to digest the message being delivered in a way that might not align with the intentions of the creators of the message (who also might be trying to sell us something).
If you were already on the street, why would you want a street-view photo? Or if you did want a photo, you would either take one, or have a photographer take one for you. The purpose of Google street view is to give a view of place you cannot access. In Jacqui's case, that is what she is doing. She medically, according to the documentary, cannot leave her home, and therefore cannot access the locations that the Google street view camera captures. She is utilizing the service in the precise way it was intended.
So where Warhol was studied because he took a message and changed it, subverted it in fact because he was presenting it from an alternative perspective not officially aligned with that of its creator, Jacqui is being looked at because she is utilizing the services to its fullest extent, not changing the basic idea or intention in any fashion. In the film, Google is displaying full usage of its service, and with all due respect to Jacqui, elevating the satisfaction of a very happy customer. It’s hard to accept as art because it seems she is simply displaying what she ‘got out of’ Google Street view, like a gamer in a gallery displaying all of her high scores.
There are numerous things that could have elevated this body of work to something that would have made it more palatable to artists seeking a more ‘artistic’ perspective. One example, in my opinion, she could have presented the photos with purposely-incorrect location labels. A street view taken in Arizona, she could say was taken in Cambodia, because who is to know what was taken where, when you’ve never been there yourself? Google’s purpose is to sell ad space, it isn’t a library, it isn’t a school, why do we put in Google so much trust?
She also could have possibly overlaid onto those screenshots images of those same areas taken from before the internet age, that would have given a view back in time, and may have been interpreted as a commentary on our reliance of Google or the homogenization of the ‘pics’ of an area when we suddenly depend on a single internet search engine to give us everything we want (though ironically I would imagine she’d have had to ‘Google’ for those older images).
Google is the biggest search engine around, and one of the most popular websites ever, it is the Campbell’s Soup, the Marilyn Monroe, and the Mickey Mouse, it is the biggest and most iconic, and Jacqui is consuming their product. I don’t think I am opening many eyes by calling this out as simply a veiled advertisement for Google, but what makes it all the more frustrating is that this woman truly was getting so much out of using the service in a very positive way, but Google is doing their own Warhol here: taking a very happy consumer, and making her art.
O vídeo é real, inspirador. Essa é uma das maravilhas da tecnologia: mesmo distantes, somos presentes. A descoberta e a criação, a ciência e a tecnologia voltadas à vontade de viver, amar, sentir, arriscar e realizar novas emoções e sensações, afastando de nós o medo de sofrer.
What about the copyright?
All is from Google and Google post this, so, I think they're ok.
This was my first thought too. Lucky for her, Google seem to be ok with it, seeing as they posted this video, but if they wanted to they could shut her down, seeing as they own the copyright to the images.
Why would Google shut her down? It is much better to do publicity by showing what someone did using their technology.
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... GOOGLE did not copyright its street-views ....
En la vida nunca es demasiado tarde para volver a empezar de nuevo y en tu vida real que pasaste o lo que te sucedió fue tristes pero se te dio una segunda oportunidad para seguir adelante y luchando en la vida o fuiste afortunada en tu vida nueva se puede decir
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This touched my heart. Thank you Google!
I honestly never thought to go travelling via google maps
You have opened my eyes to new possibilities
I plan to travel all over the world
Thanks for the idea :D
"This gave me the opportunity to be a photographer." Ok, no, this is the part I don't like. Taking screenshots isn't the same as being a photographer. Just stop.
Edit: WAIT. She's also selling prints!? That's wrong on so many levels, what the hell...
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Thank you so much Jacqui! For that you've become a whole new definition of inspiration for me! May God bless you with eternal Peace & Happiness with your life and your work! Keep it up!
Thank you Team Google for this!
Thank you, Google. From Japan.
Im agoraphobic as well and i really appreciate hearing other peoples stories!
I'm a photographer when I take screenshots?
People who say this isn't art sound a lot like the painters who complained about photographers 150 years ago.
Captain N .. No they don't. There IS a word for what she does, "retouching". Call it what it is! ... Don't call it "photography", because it isn't.
I didn't call it photography, I called it art.
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What a wonderful story. I loved your story.
I am 25 and I have been suffering with Panic Disorder and Agoraphobia for about a year now. There was a time when it got worse but if you keep working on it then it will get better. I still have my ups and downs but it is good to have a motivation and goals in life, that has been helping me to keep on pushing. My dream is to go to South Korea and teach English so Agoraphobia is something I need to overcome in order to be able to do that. Right now I am going to college to get my Associates. Its hard to be on campus and in classes so I am doing half my classes online. But going out does help. It may be scary to be out there but if you just keep yourself locked in then your making yourself a prisoner.
So it is not illegal to grab screenshots of pictures on the internet and calling it yours?
... GOOGLE does not copyright street-view footage ....
She didn't call it hers
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Good for her. This is a cool idea and all, but she isn't a photographer. She only took screen shots of other peoples work (Google Maps, the driver of the Google car), maybe modified them a bit and called them her own. Isn't that plagiarism?
... if it were, GOOGLE would have sued her instead of supporting her ....
I rarely comment on public posts, but I’m just blown away by this. Taking screenshots of someone else’s photos does NOT even come close to making you a photographer. Presenting it as such is an insult to authentic photographers everywhere. This is yet another example of the Participation Trophy mentality that has hurt an entire generation. If disabled people truly want to be considered equal, the most basic rules (like the Rule of Ownership) need to apply to them as well. If this was a video about a non-agoraphobic person taking screenshots and calling themselves a photographer, it would be ludicrous. If she were really a photographer, she could absolutely be one...maybe taking shots from inside her home that capture the emotion of agoraphobia or ones that change the way we see everyday objects by shooting them in a creative light. It’s demeaning to all disabled people to patronize them, so let’s please stop. They are quite capable of their own greatness.
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she'd be really good at geoguesser
This is proof the technological age is the most beneficial age ever. Do many people around the world are happy. Everyone, keep it up, ponder thoughts and fathom ideas, and find people willing to make those ideas a reality. Microwave-powered cars that travel forever (provided there are microwave emitters around, or when they aren't then the car is charged,) plasma-rockets that propel star-ships with centrifuges for artificial gravity, lets do this people/
I think that is the way to tell at the world the interesting of your life
Amazing, no more words!
"i could do that"
yeah. but you didn't.
Yes, and you also need an eye for it! It ain't as easy as it seems.
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Isn't that being introvert as well?!???
Doesn't these people own youtube
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Yes. Sometimes for better, sometimes for worse.
Yes. I'm getting a bit worried about how much power Google has.
Google please capture 3D data (depth and images) in their street view cameras and then convert the real world into a virtual world so that agoraphobics can walk through the space and desensitize via VR exposure therapy. Also, capture train stations and buildings (office, residential, hotel, medical, etc) for VR exposure therapy.
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What´s the purpose or meaning of the green line? ... In time, nice video
I wish I had so much money I could afford to have phobias must put that on my vision board!
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This video is Very interesting
So she just took screenshots of Google Maps?
Litterally anyone could do that.
Why didn't you do it then?
Cause it's pointless. It's not like she's making money off this, why would I have wanted to do this first?
yes she is making money. She sells the photographs as prints.
Ok.. I didnt do it because I didnt know I could be making money off of this
Wow... Im just jealous right now T.T
All good ~
Jacqui Kenny - The Agoraphobic Traveller : How can one take photographs of the world while sitting in one's home? Fear of open spaces is agreeable but photos?
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Queria ser programador da google , tenho 15 anos programo desde os 10 anos um dia chego la :)
Parabéns por programares. A próxima linguagem/língua que tens de aprender é o inglês. Sem inglês é extremamente pouco provável que alguma companhia internacional te contrate, mesmo que tenha filiais em países de língua portuguesa. Ah, e escrever em português correto e sem erros também ajuda. ;)
Luís Miguel Viterbo preciso de um empurrão, rs onde eu moro eles nao valorizam muito essa área.
Experimenta o Duolingo. Têm-me dito bem. Podes aprender ao ritmo que te for possível e quiseres. Mas estabelece metas. Daqui a um ano volta aqui para dizeres em que nível vais. Bom trabalho e boa sorte.
Hei, se isso for um número de telefone, apaga-o, rapaz. A Internet está cheia de pessoas mal intencionadas, além das pessoas decentes e das outras pelo meio.
"ótimo" incentivo o Sr deu pra criança... ¬¬
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Hi, I am an Agoraphobic person. I can't leave my house. So I took thousands of screenshots from google maps. Google setup my screenshots art gallery in NYC. I travelled NYC. So now they are calling me 'The Agoraphobic Traveler'.
I love exploring on street view as well, and Jacqui admittedly has some good composition skills, however, I think it's a bit of a stretch to call mere screenshots of street view "photography". It's kind of depressing actually-- Picturing someone sitting at their computer, snapping bits of the internet and calling it "traveling". :/
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So she just took screenshots on Google maps, okay then.
... she didn't "just took screenshots" ... she selected, composed and cropped images routinely captured by Google's robot cameras ... talent & sensitivity creates something sublime from something routine ....
If someone took screenshots of photos I had already taken, I would call that theft/piracy/derivative.
Yep, it's a nice story and it's cool that Google likes it, but she is just clicking around until she sees something she likes, it's hardly photography. Despite what she says she can do photography in her home, she can set up a studio and do portraits, or she can get creative in other ways, just look at what Edward Weston did with peppers. I do like her story but the attention comes from just that, her story, if it was someone else who was perfectly fine doing it no one would care.
... but you (Jake Rose) didn't -- robotic cameras did ... GOOGLE authorizes and supports her ....
What does the automation matter? Can I crop the same photos she did and claim them as my own?
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وعلمنا الرائع الجميل مليء بمخلوقات الله الجميله الرائعه يجب على كل البشر الموجودين على ظهر الارض المحافظه على هذه الكائنات والمناظر الجميله الخلاقه والرائعه
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wow so beautiful!
That's cool that Alphabet did not claim copyrights on her work . .because if they did they would certainly have a strong case.
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Nevan mom I I love you are you at Google what are you at I didn't mean to kill you I'm sorry if I were a boy d'angelico I'm sorry Google Google come here I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm sorry
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Inspirador! estava realmente precisando dessas palavras.
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Thanks Google for everything you guys are doing for this world, actually thanks isn't enough
What exactly? Keeping people homebound?
... YOU (listen2100) are a troll ....
Meanwhile at Yahoo...
Thumb..!.The point is great place makes great photography.
Awesome!!!!
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So brave!
I just have one question. Is what she did legal? like even though she centering the shot and ect the person who own the rights of the picture is the person who took the picture with the camera aka google.
... if it WERE illegal, GOOGLE would have sued her instead of supporting her -- and robotic cameras may not own anything ....
Lovely..
She looks like a younger version of my Religious Studies teacher.
on that note when will street view come to india
Help Me!! Open with chrome pops up out of nowhere in my device!! Help!!!
"The Homophobic Traveler" could be a good name for a movie.
Amazing :)