Australia Address Verification
Budget: $30 – $50 USD
I need boots on the ground to confirm that Australian address—serving both commercial and residential purposes—really exists where it’s supposed to. While you’re there, pull out a GPS-enabled phone or camera, turn on geo-tagging, and capture the evidence.
What to do on location
• Stand outside the building and shoot 10-15 clear, well-lit photos showing the façade, any signage, entrance, and a bit of the surrounding streetscape so context is obvious. Keep geo-tagging active; I will check the metadata.
• Open Google Maps on your device, tap the blue dot so the live pin, coordinates, and timestamp display, and take a screenshot right there on site.
• Double-check that every image carries GPS data before you leave.
Deliverables
1. 10-15 geo-tagged exterior photos (JPG or PNG).
2. One Google Maps screenshot taken on-site showing live pin, coordinates, and time.
What to do on location
• Stand outside the building and shoot 10-15 clear, well-lit photos showing the façade, any signage, entrance, and a bit of the surrounding streetscape so context is obvious. Keep geo-tagging active; I will check the metadata.
• Open Google Maps on your device, tap the blue dot so the live pin, coordinates, and timestamp display, and take a screenshot right there on site.
• Double-check that every image carries GPS data before you leave.
Deliverables
1. 10-15 geo-tagged exterior photos (JPG or PNG).
2. One Google Maps screenshot taken on-site showing live pin, coordinates, and time.
Related categories:
Photography
Photo Editing
Cartography & Maps
Geolocation
Google Earth
GPS
Geospatial
Google Maps API