Prompt by 蛋黄堡 (@Hamburgerai). The block at the end is the only thing this app adds, and only when the photograph carries those facts.
The examples, and the stamps in the header cut out of them, are pressed from photographs by Joonas Virtanen. None of them carries a GPS fix, so the places on those five pages were named by the press, not read off the photograph.
Pages are cut by Google's Gemini image models through fal.ai. What leaves this browser is the photograph, the year off its EXIF, and — while place from GPS is on — a name looked up from its coordinates at OpenStreetMap. Nothing is kept on a server; the notebook lives in this browser.