requirements of a geograph; this includes close-ups, interiors, aerial shots, photos taken from outside the grid square, moveable objects that can't be shown on maps and silhouetted images; this category has subcategories 'Close Look', 'Inside', 'Aerial', 'Cross Grid' and 'Extra'; Rejected – an image that does not meet the requirements of the Geograph Project. There is a special classification of image that is known as a First Geograph – the first image uploaded of a particular grid square which meets the requirements to be a geograph. Contributors can also gain Second, Third and Fourth visitor points for each square, depending on how many other geographers have already submitted geographs to that square. The relevant date is when the photo was submitted, rather than taken. A contributor gains a TPoint (Time-gap Point) by submitting a photo that was taken over five years after the most recent image for that square. A contributor can also gain a TPoint by submitting an historic photo to a square that was taken at least five years distant from any other photograph in the square. The site also provides a count of the number of grid squares each contributor has photographed (Personal Points). Some of the common themes for geograph photos include: Physical landscape Human land use Built environment Social interaction Geology Flora and fauna Local history Statistics As of November 2021, the project had over 7 million photographs from over 13,300 contributors, covering over 98% of Great Britain and over 46% of Ireland. There were an average of 24.9 images per grid square. Milestones include: 29 November 2021: The 7 millionth image was submitted 17 January 2019: The 6 millionth image was submitted 5 July 2016: The 5 millionth image was submitted 9 June 2014: The 4 millionth image was submitted August 2012: 80% coverage of Great Britain & Ireland 29 June 2012: The 3 millionth image was submitted 14 August 2010: The 2 millionth image was submitted 15 October 2008: Millionth image 8 April 2008: 750,000 images 13 March 2008: Two-thirds coverage of Great Britain & Ireland 25 July 2007: 500,000 images 25 June 2007: 75% coverage of Great Britain 30 May 2007: 10% coverage of Ireland 5 March 2007: 50% coverage of Great Britain & Ireland 3 October 2006: 250,000 images 17 August 2006: 50% coverage of Great Britain 1 March 2006: 25% coverage of Great Britain & Ireland 21 December 2005: 25%