Photo views in Google Maps

I started quite by accident doing reviews on some of the places I’d visited and as a result I became a Local Google Guide a few years back.

I used to post the odd picture with a review on Google Maps but when I got my first drone in 2020 I started posting shots and some pano’s of the drones aerial shots along with others at ground level.

I have posted close to 300 photos and today I looked at the views they have attracted in the last 3 years. This is the screenshot.

Over a million views, wish I’d got paid for some of them! :rofl::rofl:

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This is my most viewed photo on Google maps, taken in July 2021, no idea why so many people are looking at the Mersey Gateway Bridge.

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Next one is the Dining Room on RY Britannia from June last year.

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I had 3 million on mine - this being the highest hit:


266,862 views of an empty fort is my highest

I think I’ll skip trying to get to level 10 …

My highest despite Drone shots and sunsets

Don’t you mean any of them :wink:

My highest with 359k. Bolton Abbey.

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Never even thought about checking the views. But then received this email 2 days ago from Google …

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@clinkadink That one photo Chris has had the same number of views as my 230+ photos! :rofl: Mind you I’m guessing you’ve been at it a lot longer. Didn’t really bother with photography and video till I got my mini 2 in Jan 2021. I had one YouTube video of a holiday trip in the Lakes following ‘our kid’ and myself along the ridge called Striding Edge. Happy time! :blush:

I don’t understand why it has that many views. I have photos of Avebury and Stonehenge will a lot less views. It’s over 1.4 million now :exploding_head:

I bought my first drone, the Mavic Air, in December 2020, that’s when I started. So only a few weeks before you mate.

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@clinkadink Surprised me that Chris, but were you into Photography before that? I look back at my photo’s before joining GADC and have to reach quickly for the family sick bowl. :rofl::rofl:

Yes, with the DSLR, so was already familiar with PS, etc :+1: