What is the difference between a map and a photograph?

Answer 1

A map shows you the labeled routes and major features while ignoring all the details. A picture shows you what you would see if you were looking at it.
A map is a representation or drawing of an area or location. A photograph is an image of an area or location as seen from a certain vantage point. Information can be added to some types of photographs (e.g. aerial photos of the ground) to allow them to serve as maps.

Answer 2

A vertical photo is where the picture is taken when the camera is as vertical as it can be. So it's basically an aerial view of whatever. Whereas a map is a representation of something in its respective form, shape, size, location, etcetera.

Answer 3

What is the difference between a map and a photograph

Answer 4

shows invisible aspects such as political boundaries

Answer 5

Maps differ from photographs in many significant ways, including the use of imaginary lines or boundaries.

Answer 6

Maps differ from photographs in many significant ways, including the use of imaginary lines or boundaries.

Answer 7

Both show the distance and orientational relationship of objects and both are two-dimensional representations of a three dimensional surface.

Answer 8

A map shows where places and oceans are and a picture shows objects and not everything.

Answer 9

A map shows alot of details while a photo majors only on important details

Answer 10

A map is drawn from above while a photograph is drawn from a side.