How to get the full path of an image viewed in the default Gallery App on the Samsung Galaxy? The Android is the Samsung Galaxy S7.

Can someone tell me how to get the full path of the files being displayed in the Gallery App?

I have tried to figure it out by creating a folder, placing picture in it, then browsing to the pictures in Gallery.  It shows the folder name, but doesn't show the path to the folder.

If I create a folder: /sdcard/mypictures/, it's show the images in an album called mypictures.  It doesn't show that the mypictures folder is off the root of sdcard.  If I make a subfolder in /sdcard/mypictures/march2017, it shows the images are in march2017.

I'm trying to figure this out because browsing a friends phone, we are trying to grap pictures from it.  We see them in Gallery, but can't figure out, of his years of storing and sorting pictures on where they are actually located.

I'm sure there is a way to get the path.  Hopefully someone can help.
I was able to figure out how to get to the path by this message and steps provided by beeshyams.

The menu button on the Samsung Galaxys is the hardware Return Key.

The problem is that, there isn't an onscreen menu for the recent Samsung Galaxy androids.  I was stuck on the 3 dot menu step.

The Samsung Galaxy has a hidden hardware menu.  Pressing and holding the Return Button activate the menu feature.

While having an image in view, press and hold the Return Button, this bring up a menu that include the Details option.  Clicking on Details brings up a lot of information on the image, including a map marked where it was taken.  It also shows a properties block that includes the path of the image.