How To Use Google Earth To Improve Novels 01

Google Earth is a virtual world program that allows you to browse through our entire planet.You can zoom and search for your city and many more things such as school, churches etc! Google Earth Pro is the upgraded version; it has many other features such as film making or advanced printing and much more. It can provide a wealth of information, inspiration and ideas. you should write a story that unfolds in a world, either ours or a fiction, and that the world will need to have strong visual elements, develop stronger and much more.

This novel is set in the streets of your hometown or in your imaginary views, the world of Google can do wonders to help in the details and make the world a very intense and beautiful. You can fly over; you can go from road surveys in most areas. But it gives you an idea of he land and what it looks and it really helps to add genuineness to your story. In this article, now let's take a look at how Google Earth can do, and give you some tips on how to help you use more effectively. If you are not familiar with Google Earth Just go to Google.com and Google Earth puts on their research and can be downloaded. Once in the system, you can put in an address or a city or landmark, and takes you there.

One of the key abilities that Google Earth has for the would-be writer is the ability to turn into the world in 3D. Google Earth is to create a beautiful 3D world. When Google Earth was first published in 2005, people were amazed at the ability to see the entire earth in 3D. Of course, there really was not much space for 3D globe, with the exception of land and buildings gray. You can zoom into any city or place on earth, and then by changing your point of view so that you are no longer staring straight down but rather across the landscape you can visualize what the streets of any city are like. You can zoom between the buildings, you can pull back and look at the section of the city or hometown, you can explore forests and beaches and mountains and more. All the visuals you need, right there in 3D.