France Mont Saint-Michel and the leaning tree

Hello Manuel. This picture was done at ground level without drone. This perspective is obtained on the small footpath in the middle of fields.

Hey Michel, but you uploaded 2 drone photos first, didn't you? I therefore switched it back to Outdoor. What would be super nice is if you would separate Drone from Outdoor because somebody might see your photo and can't do it without a drone which is why I tried to separate these types for now as the photo tips etc. are often also different. Hope that makes sense... :-) Have a wonderful weekend dear Michel!

Yes, In fact at this place, I had my drone, my IR camera and my "normal" camera. I update the type of pictures of this place. Good week-end Manuel.

Manuel, In fact, I must create two same waypoints, the first one "Outdoor" and the second "Drone" because, if I change the type for only one pictures, all others pictures are also updated by the change. Do you agree with 2 same waypoints but with different type of picture?

Yeah I would do it like that, makes it easier to understand which photos are drone and which ones are not. I am not 100% sure yet if this is the absolutely perfect solution but I think it's better than before.

I think to have a type (indor, drone, outdoor) is a good idea but may be it would be better to have only a waypoint and picture by picture, a type that can be different from the other pictures of this point... BR,

Yeah that would be nice but if you open a spot you wouldn't know what it is because it can contain everything and I like that these types are forcing separate spots, especially for churches where outdoor and indoor is targeting completely different users, different information is needed, different gear, different times... basically everything is different besides the rough geo-location. And from the outside, I personally feel that it's always super helpful to see upfront from which direction the photo was taken to make planning a lot easier. But that's just me maybe ;-)

Yes it's true ;-).