flickr photo shared by goosmurf under a Creative Commons ( BY ) license This one will be improving considerably in the near future but given I’ve just been talking to many interesting people about APIs, reclaiming various things, and Indie-Ed TechCount down to book . . . I figured I’d get it out early and that’d force me to follow up. Nothing like ugly betas to drive development. It’s also a chance to test my new blog to Twitter system as I disentangle myself from IFTTT. Nothing kills momentum like not doing something . . . So this script currently works on public photos. You’ll need a file named imgs and a file named data.json. This thing should chew through all your photos and download the original size image to the folder. It’ll also make a giant json folder with the image title, any lat/long coordinates, tags (not machine entered though), and the photo date. I will warn you that I’ve only run it on 100 photos so far. I’ll give the full thing a shot once I get things setup to put it on S3.