import pynoramio import os # set a name for our search search_name = "BellingcatRaqqah" # set our bounding box coordinates here southwest_corner = "" northeast_corner = "" # we use the coordinates lat_min,long_min = southwest_corner.split(",") lat_max,long_max = northeast_corner.split(",") # # All of our magical search functions here # def panoramio_search(fd): image_searcher = pynoramio.Pynoramio() # perform the search panoramio_results = image_searcher.get_from_area(float(lat_min), float(long_min), float(lat_max), float(long_max),picture_size="original",map_filter=False) # panoramio_results is a dictionary with: count, has_more, map_location, photos if panoramio_results['count'] > 0: print "[*] Retrieved: %d results" % panoramio_results['count'] # now retrieve all photos from this search for photo in panoramio_results['photos']: # write the image out to our HTML page with a link to Google Maps fd.write("

\r\n" % (photo['latitude'],photo['longitude'],photo['photo_file_url'])) return # create a directory to hold our results if not os.path.exists("%s" % search_name): os.mkdir("%s" % search_name) # open up our HTML page for writing fd = open("%s/%s.html" % (search_name,search_name), "wb") # write out the top of the HTML document fd.write("") # now do a paramio search panoramio_search(fd) # close the HTML file fd.write("") fd.close() print "[*] Finished!"