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Photo software creates 3-D world

The Photo Tourism experimental software is one part photo album and one part video game. It analyzes where a digital photograph was taken and then places the image in a 3-D virtual world. Applications include organizing personal photo collections, creating virtual tours and, perhaps someday, making a visual map of all the photos on the Internet.

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