Here is a way to imbed your Flickr photos on your website using the Mapsack Flickr Widget, which could be useful for a location scout wishing to present locations to a client at the same time illustrating said locations’ geographic postion(s).
You will need a Flickr account (and some photos in that account that have been geotagged).
Unless you have some experience working with Wordpress don’t bother. If you have no idea what the term “javascript” means, then don’t bother.
Use the links and info given in this post to explore for yourself and complete your project to your own end. DO NOT contact me for support and please understand that I accept no responsibility for anything you do (or undo) to your website playing around with any of these toys. Otherwise- have fun!
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