Help with watermarking photos downloads with corresponding URLs
Hi Everybody
Once again I seek the wisdom of the community
I wish to accomplish a task on the command line that involves watermarking download photos with the URL that they originated from. So far I have a command that downloads images from Picasa and creates a file of the URL addresses. I also have another command involving "mogrify" which watermarks the photos. I am missing the step where I can watermark the photos with their corresponding URLs. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
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Does anybody know if what I'm trying to achieve is possible to accomplish in the simple manner I'm suggesting?
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