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View images in Google Earth
Visit this page (linked from the homepage), the recommended method is the Superlayer, linked at the top of the page. But you will also find various [KML] links around the site that will give you specific results for what you currently viewing. KML stands for Keyhole Markup Language, and is a generic file format for presenting three dimensional data (such as photos and their location) - Keyhole was the former name of the company that created Google Earth. See also Ways to view Geograph Images
, that details other ways to view images.I think something has changed, how can I find out if it is a deliberate change?
We will attempt to mention changes on the ChangeLog thread, which means you can follow the RSS feed, although major changes will usually be announced in a separate thread.Search previous Discussion Topics
When on a discussion page, the Search box top right will actually search previous threads.Tips
- by default, the search only searches recent threads, if you don't find what you looking for try increasing the number of days searched.
- if you enter a Grid Reference or Postcode, will search for Grid Square Discussions centred around the location
Get quick access to searching Geograph Images
See this page
for details on adding Geograph to the search box in your Browser (or at least the major popular ones). 