Look at photos and learn geography| TrekEarth

The basic theme of TrekEarth is to learn more about the world through photography. TrekEarth promotes this by allowing photographers to group their work by region in a supportive and organized environment. This is achieved through an easy-to-use system that encourages people to criticize each other's work. The forum integrated with the system aims to encourage discussions on specific photos, countries, and general topics. Due to its global reach, TrekEarth is fully capable of using multiple languages, allowing for as many viewers as possible. Ultimately, TrekEarth depends on the politeness, honesty, and participation of its members. By reviewing the terms of service, the TrekEarth community will remain loyal to itself and be helpful to everyone.

Background and background

TrekEarth was created by Adam Silverman and launched in October 2002. Although most of the development of TrekeArtth took place in the summer of 2002, the initial planning began with Adam's early project TrekKapan.com over two years ago. Designed to facilitate access to photos from various parts of Japan, a plan was soon formulated to expand this feature globally, allowing members to display and comment on photos from around the world.

Features

Regional grouping of photos

Browse photos from various continents, countries, regions, states, and cities

Critical system

Provide and receive constructive feedback and comments on photos

Reply to any criticism or comments in the multi-threaded discussion forum

Seminar

(Optional) Allow members to publish edited versions of your images, providing useful visual examples on how to improve specific photos

Publish a new version of the photo based on useful comments linking to the original image

Compare workshop images with the unique side-by-side click shop comparison feature

Alarm

Receive email alerts when publishing new photos according to various standards

Favorite country

Favorite photographer

Set the alarm cycle to on-demand, hourly, or daily

Multilingual ability

View pages in any language (currently Chinese ~Traditional and Simplified ~Dutch, English, French, Japanese, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish)

Write down information about photos, yourself, comments, and forum discussions in any language

Simple design

Intuitive interface

Quick loading

Multiple intersections for easy access to photos and areas

Photo Theme Grouping

Browse photos grouped by themes created by members

(Optional) Allow other members to participate in the theme in group mode

Travel Notes

Combine photos in chronological order in travelogue

Add text to travel notes to expand photo annotations

Photographer List

Use a list to track the work of other members

Display photos, comments, and seminar tags for easy access