If you have many you can filter by distance, altitude, years or favorites.
Pics matching an area are grouped in a cluster and once you open it you have a carousel to select from.
You can filter pics from a cluster by showing only those that point in a certain direction. This is because pics usually also store the direction the camera was facing.
Once you select a picture you can see its statistics relative to you, copy coordinates, share it and open in the Maps app.
I've been building Ubimage on and off for a while, at the beginning I just wanted an app to help me find again spots I've already rode with my enduro bike, the idea was simple, read the gps and draw the thumbnails of the pics from Photos app on the screen, sort of augmented reality.
I even gave it a nice name, Panoramixer, then I thought that I didn't want to fight Obelix's lawyer but I digress.
After one year I started working on it again and when I finally found how to pin thumbs to the horizon I decided that Ubimage maybe could be published.
It's a free app no ads, no IAP, no account and no analytics, if you're paranoid you can use it offline.
I'm not planning on becoming millionaire with it, I just want to share it with like minded people. you can download it from the App Store the link is on the support site: https://ubimage.app
I will not make an Android version, but maybe I could share ideas with someone willing to clone Ubimage.
I'd like to know what you think about this app and if pictures land correctly on your part of the world.
I've written this post as a human, the code of the app not so much.
ciao
Sathia