All right, did you find me?
Let's see how well you did.
So what we're going to do is we're going to take a look at the first picture and I'm going to go ahead
and move over to Google now.
Must start with a Google image search.
So I'm going to take this picture and I'm going to drag and drop it over here and we're going to see
what happens on the Google image search.
And Google Image did a very great job of picking me up, so this is absolutely correct where I'm out,
by the way, this is Copley Square in Boston, Massachusetts.
All right.
So if you come here, I've got the picture.
It says, here's Copley Square.
So says possible related search to Copley Square.
Let's just take a quick picture of this or a quick look at this and go to images.
And see what it shows you and look, this one wasn't that hard, was it a quick reverse image search,
even though the image was not found anywhere else?
It's still shows you that, hey, this is Copley Square.
And if you look at this picture and I open the other picture back up, you can see that, sure enough,
we were sitting right here and the park bench in front of Copley Square.
OK, so with that information in mind, let's try to look for the second location now, the second location
was actually taken off of the rooftop of the hotel that I was in.
So that's why I said, hey, go ahead and give it a go.
Try to find the hotel that I was staying in.
So let's go ahead and just drag and drop this and see if it works in our old Google search.
And all we get out of this is what commercial we don't get anything of use, let's go ahead and try
looking at Yandex as well.
So I'm going to just go to images and drag and drop and we'll see if it does anything for us.
Now, we can look at the exit data here, but the exit data does not exist or it's been stripped out.
So we're looking at this and let's see if we can identify anything in this picture.
So this is saying Milbourne, given that it's all on the same trip and we have that knowledge, it's
not likely to be Milbourne.
We can click through here and see if there's anything in here that might be of interest is just giving
us a bunch of city skyline.
So this time the reverse image search isn't really working out in our favor.
It's trying, but it's not really doing anything.
And if we close out of this and go back to the image that we have, it tries to point out some things
to us, like saying, hey, I know what this building is and you could try to click on that and see.
But even then, it doesn't look like it's finding the right stuff here.
All right.
So this looks like they're buildings in Russia, which this is a Russian Russian website.
So I'm assuming it's going to try to look there first.
But it's just not it's not picking up the right location.
At least it doesn't look at the image that we're seeing.
So with that being said, let's go to the image itself.
I want to look at the image one more time because we haven't done any investigation on the image.
I'm going to zoom in.
As much as possible.
What are some things that we can see from this image?
We can maybe make out that we're in a city, right, we're in some sort of big city, we don't know
where the big city is, but it definitely looks like there's skyscrapers, there's tall buildings.
And there's some words back here that I can't really read here.
I can't really read that either.
I see the something and I see I can't tell what that is.
I do see some interesting stuff, though.
First of all, I see the Westin Hotel.
So that could be interesting.
I see a sign that says 95 to New York.
So this is saying ninety five.
It looks like that says s to me it's very hard to read, but this is ninety five s so if I'm ninety
five s if I go look at a map and look at the Highway 90, Interstate 95 runs down from north to south
in the United States on the East Coast.
So I would have to be somewhere above New York in order for this to happen so I could narrow down.
It also looks like there's an American flag flying right here.
So a good indicator that we're probably in the United States now.
You can also see cars are parked on the right side of the road over here, which is another indicator.
And then this architecture of this building looks older.
We don't know really like there's this building, looks like it stands out in the fact that it's older.
Comparatively, most of the architecture of these other buildings look like they stand out as maybe
newer.
So with that being said and having the clue or the hint that we were in Boston before, we're above
New York, what might that tell us?
That might tell us something.
Look, there's a prudential building, OK?
So Prudential building the Westin.
So if we're looking at this, we need we need to be facing the prudential building from this side.
And we need to be right next to what appears to be the wested in order to kind of get this.
So where is there a prudential building and where is there a Westin?
So the first thing I might do is I might go out to Google and I might just try to say, where is the
prudential skyscraper?
Let's see if we can find that anywhere.
Prudential Tower skyscraper in Boston, Massachusetts.
So that's pretty good.
So that looks potentially to be our building, right?
That looks pretty, pretty darn close to what we saw here.
So I'm going to go back to the picture one more time.
That looks like the building to me.
That's spot on.
So that's definitely the building.
So I think I want to look at is the Westin and the Westin in Boston, Massachusetts.
OK, let's see what they have for us there they Boston, the waterfront, they also have Boston and
Copley Place.
Let's go ahead and look at Boston in Copley Place since we already know that I was somewhere in Copley
Place.
Let's go ahead and see if we can actually look at the location.
All right, so.
We've got this right here.
And what does that look like so that that is Copley Place, right?
So, well, actually, here is here is the question, so let's see if we can get to a street satellite
view right here.
Let me try to get down here.
This might not work for us.
Let me do one more thing.
Let me try to just go back.
We'll do the Westin, Westin, Copley, and then we're going to put this into a search for maps here.
So if we can't get a better view of this.
All right, so here's the Westin Copley, here's Copley Square, by the way.
OK, so if we could see the Westin Copley in front of us, depending on how it looks in front of us,
could be of interest.
So let's try to navigate satellite down here and see what we can see.
All right, so if we look at that picture that was taken was the bench was right here and here is the
Copley Square.
Now, if we look at this building right here, let's see if we can get on the ground.
Let's get let's get right here.
And see how this looks.
All right, so there's there's that picture, right?
There's the Copley Square.
If we turn around, look, here's the question.
And if we face this direction, there's the building that should have the American flag flying on it.
Yes, it does.
The prudential buildings out here.
Here's that New York sign right here.
And that might not be 90.
Might be 95.
That might be there might be a 90 West sign, actually.
It could have been wrong on the ninety five there.
So still we identified the West in the prudential building and then we were able to correlate since
we were close to the West and where we might be if we turn around to where there's a rooftop right here.
What is this?
This building right here is called the Fairmont Copley, and that is where we stayed on our vacation.
So this was part to hopefully you were able to figure that out and find that hopefully found a challenging
as well.
But you could see click right here, the Copley Plaza, the West and Copley Fairmont Copley.
There you go.
So and there's the building.
So, OK, so that's number two.
Number three, I tried to throw you for a little bit of a loop.
So here's number three.
This looks a little bit different than the other two, especially in the skyscrapers and everything
else.
What can we see from this picture?
And I'm going to skip reverse image searching.
You can try that if you want.
If you did, that's great.
But.
I'm trying to take out what I can see, so I see some I see maybe some art down here, looks like there's
some art looks like potentially well, this car is parked on the left side of the road, but these cars
are parked on the right side of the road.
So it's hard to say where this image was taken for sure.
This is definitely a larger city for sure.
There's some color to it.
There's not really a lot telling us besides maybe some architecture that's up here, what the design
might be and where this might have been taken.
But the one thing that maybe stands out to me, and it's really hard to see back there what that reads,
but this one reads EFS and that's the only thing I can make out and make out some architecture.
It looks like there's a blend of maybe older and newer architecture, but without being able to see
anything else, my best guess is we're in a major city somewhere that possibly drives on the right side
of the road.
But I do not pick up anything else is the only thing here that would be standing out to me.
So I'm going to do as I'm going to go back and just search of the building and see if I can identify
where this was at.
So if we go back to Google, we do P.
S.
F.
S.
And that is in Philadelphia, so let's do pacesetters building, you could see that it says, hey,
we're in Philadelphia.
Let's look at images.
And that looks to me like the same building that we're seeing, so, yes, this image here, if you
were able to find this and look this up, and of course, there are different ways, by the way, to
do this.
But this is in Philadelphia.
Just because I'm showing you one way doesn't mean that you couldn't have found another way or even you
could have said, hey, I lived in Philly.
I've been through Philly.
I know exactly where that's at.
You you have opportunities here to be able to use what you know as well.
But these are just different ways that I would look at pictures for information.
And that's really what this challenge is about, to look at pictures for information and try to identify
what you can do.
So no one was pretty easy.
Number three was pretty easy.
I thought number two is a little bit more challenging because you would identify the actual building
that the picture was taken from and not just what city you were in.
So hopefully you found that a little bit more challenging on that side.
So that is it for this section and this lesson.
We're going to go ahead and move on from here onto email sent.
I'll you over in the next section.