Gazer: Fog of War Photo Map

Gazer is a map that starts dark. Every photograph you take clears the fog where you stood and leaves a print on that ground — the place, the day, the way you faced. Being there is what counts. Walk, and the fog gives way. A photowalk cuts its trail across the map and gathers the prints you made along it. Every walk ends in a ceremony — distance, steps, the hour, and your prints drawn as a constellation — and rides your Lock Screen while it runs. Gazer keeps the print. You keep the negative. A photograph becomes a print on the ground it was taken; the original stays yours, in Photos, untouched. Your old photographs already know where you've been. The dig reads your library for the pictures that carry a place, gathers them by ground, and offers them to the map — nothing reaches it unapproved, and no photograph ever leaves your phone. THE WORLD, AS YOU MAKE IT The fog: dark until you've…