Photography Gallery and India Photographs

Written by Darryn Mitussis. Filed under India, Photography. Tagged , . Bookmark the Permalink. Both comments and trackbacks are currently closed.

I thought it was time to try and add some features to better show off my odd interesting photograph. To that end I have been playing with a couple of WordPress plugins.

I rather like PicLens because it enables sidebar widgets to rotate photographs. Unfortunately, I could not work out why it would not pick up images I had already uploaded (or uploaded especially for it). I have settled instead for Nextgen Gallery to help display some photos.

As I noted before, the trip was rather rushed so I didn’t have time to take many photographs — and, to be honest, the ones I took were not very good. So, as much as a test of the new plugins, here are a few photographs that I took while there.

If I’ve got the settings right, a click on one of the thumbnails above should enter a slideshow mode where the images can be viewed at much larger size. There is also an option to show them as a smaller slideshow embedded in the post (click the link above the gallery).

Finally, I’ve left the PicLens plugin working (but not the sidebar widget). If you install the Firefox plugin, there are some very nifty ways to navigate the photographs [update: I've actually deactivated this, with the Nextgen Gallery features and the sidebar widget not working, there didn't seem much point in keeping it running].

Have fun.

One Comment

  1. Posted 19 August, 2008 at 11:09 am | Permalink

    The only thing that irritates me with NextGen (and many many other web applications) is the lack of attention to aliasing when resizing photos. I know that often the resizing is done on-the-fly, but I’d wait a few more seconds to avoid seeing the jagged edges …
    In any case, good to see your photographs back on display!