Photos: Iceland skate park, Hjartagarthurinn

Graffiti quality mapping in New York City - Gothamist

Hilarious yet interesting info thanks to Jake: http://gothamist.com/2013/01/04/interactive_map_graffiti_complaints.php

In general, mapping graffiti walls can bring the buff along with the tourists, competitors and police, but in big cities like NYC where every inch is photographed, mapping mass photo data is perhaps less harmful, because lots of people know where it is already.

Think twice about geolocating your secret and chillest spots though. The person you get arrested might be yourself. Check your camera phone settings to make sure it's not recording location when you don't want it to.

How to remove metadata from image files

Why? Because metadata in your photos can contain the exact location the picture was taken in, your name, your camera's serial number, and all kinds of other stuff that doesn't need to be posted to the web.

http://photographylife.com/how-to-delete-exif-data

Photos from the Meeting of Styles UK - on Flickr

Photos from Subsurface 2011

Occupy: What exactly are people upset about?

These articles are strongly recommended for anyone asking themselves and others what this Occupy Wall Street protest is all about. If you only read one, read the first one.

Occupy Wall Street is not difficult to understand

OWS Beef: Wall Street isn't winning, it's cheating

Noam Chomsky: http://digboston.com/think/2011/10/occupy-excerpts-noam-chomsky/

Photos: A stunning photo diary of the world's 99% rising up

Realtime photos: http://occupyrealtime.com/

Beyond Occupy Wall Street: 11 American Uprisings You've Never Heard of That Changed the World

New York Times features Freedom slide show

Thanks to Omar for the tip.

Street Art app - local graffiti art discovery/sharing app for smartphones

http://streetARtapp.com/

Remember to use such apps carefully. There are many now, but this is an interesting new one.

You can destroy good places to paint and endanger artists by geolocating some walls or layups. Well-known halls of fame, very public spots, and murals are what this kind of app will be best for.

Don't photograph and upload images of illegal work you or your friend just did using phones, because you might be accidentally including identity, time, and place data that could incriminate you.