How to view image geotag locations on a map in Microsoft Photos and QGIS

How to find where images were taken and see their geotag locations on a map. Methods for individual images shown in Microsoft Photos and larger sets of images demonstrated in QGIS, respectively.
0:13 Option 1: Individual Images
1:05 Option 2: Sets of Images

[@DustinTiemeyer]

Best 5 minute tutorial I've seen in months!

[@ricardocamargo1848]

Hey, we are neighbors, I know exactly where you took that image. I work here! Nice tutorial!

[@Nathaniel13095]

Thanks, this is helpful. My problem is that I can view the coordinates in the image properties details box, but I don't know how to use that to find a location on a map. The format doesn't seem to be any known type of latitude and longitude notation. If I copy it into the search bar of a map application it just gives an error.

[@KoolKatRecordingStudios]

ThankYou, Very Intelligent, God Bless

[@YTFC2008]

I cannot find the File Info on MS Photos for Win11, did they removed that or do I need to configure something? Thank you!

[@tonyfung4488]

Thanks, and I want to ask how to line it up with timestamp ? thanks

[@travisparkerplantscience]

I am not sure exactly what you mean, but pulling the time stamps from the EXIFs can honestly be really annoying. I was messing around with that in the command line a few months ago and it kept failing. I know there are some exif reader software options, but I remember stopping without pursuing it further at some point. Sorry to not be more helpful

[@ma.nu.22]

I just discovered, the windows software "darktable" also achieves this