Looks like Esquire has their map feature up now, so I will post the full-size image here in case anybody wants to see it in more detail.
What I was trying to do was to make a sort of scaleless map of the US, where you could see the patterns within individual cities as well as you could the pattern of the country as a whole, using a cartogram technique to scale areas according to their density of geotags. I still think it might work at a poster size, but a computer screen is really too small. The colors for the different states are arbitrary, just to give you a little more to orient yourself with since the shapes are sometimes so distorted.
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Terra_Tox'is 16 months ago | reply
The pan-optic presentation of data-scapes and their representational relationship with physical geography you have represented here is really compelling and well realized.
Gem Images 16 months ago | reply
Wow, what art this is Eric (full size is a must-see)! Supprised by the rectilinear streets of the cities, and the paths following the Mississippi in New Orleans. Can see Lakes Pontchartrain and Borgne too....
K_A_Y 16 months ago | reply
:-)