Having a very brief overview of the Flickr API, I would suggest you do something like the following:
- request the latest public photos using
flickr.panda.getPhotos - scroll and draw your photos on the map using the lat / long values โโreturned in the results.
I donโt think you can request all public photos (except your own).
An example result from flickr.panda.getPhotos as follows:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <rsp stat="ok"> <photos interval="60" lastupdate="1327418852" total="62" panda="wang wang"> <photo title="Disneyland Transport 3" id="6745836781" secret="5890dc399e" server="7162" farm="8" owner=" 40910903@N04 " ownername="Wicked Transport" latitude="28.38113" longitude="-81.568336" accuracy="11" /> <photo title="Mears Motor Coaches 1" id="6745840323" secret="cc0553ecd7" server="7155" farm="8" owner=" 40910903@N04 " ownername="Wicked Transport" latitude="28.38113" longitude="-81.568336" accuracy="11" /> <photo title="Igreja de Santa Rita" id="5586974263" secret="68ac3fcde2" server="5263" farm="6" owner=" 52904565@N03 " ownername="Travessia Bacana" latitude="-18.645269" longitude="-43.433761" accuracy="10" /> <photo title="Disneyland Transport 4" id="6745837615" secret="f72ef7e744" server="7012" farm="8" owner=" 40910903@N04 " ownername="Wicked Transport" latitude="28.38113" longitude="-81.568336" accuracy="11" /> </photos> </rsp>
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