Photographic Gallery extension

[PatChuprina]

Hello all. I'm very interested in producing a portfolio website of my work. I
would classify myself a very good photographer, but a simplistic beginner in
website design and building. Mentioning that I also have a strong design
sense(pro and con), hope to make this a winter project, and have an idea of
what I want to accomplish. What I am looking for is any recommendations on a
"gallery" extension for Dreamweaver to simplify matters. I really do like this
site:

[url]http://www.mattnighswander.com/sitefolder/chicagoland/chi9.html[/url]
I like the simplicity of it with the attention resting either on the image or
thumbnails. I also like the thumbnails being in a vertical format and static
at the same time. I like what Image Gallery Magic has to offer, especially the
fading in and fading out of images when changed, but the thumbnails have to be
a horizontal format and I don't like that. Is it better to have the
gallery/portfolio pages dynamic? Will the extension allow me to make the
thumbnails static and in a vertical format? Will this extension allow me to
easily omit older images and add new images even to the extent of creating new
thumbnail boxes easily at a later date? Are there any extensions suited for my
requirements? Is there a user forum were I could ask questions(sometimes not
knowing what to ask!) and have my newbieness accepted? Is there any books
dealing with these issues in particular depth? Any advice would be extremely
appreciated.

Patrick Chuprina
[url]http://www.chuprinastudios.com/blog[/url]

[Ivor.Snags]

Don't know about a gallery erxtension for Dreamweaver but you could download
simpleviewer from [url]http://www.airtightinteractive.com/simpleviewer[/url]. It does
what you want and it is free!!!!.....I use Jalbum to create the photo
galleries with simpleview and then add them to my page.

Regards,

Gavin

[url]www.gavinross.com[/url]

[RobGT]

Have a look at this:
[url]http://www.projectseven.com/products/galleries/hgmagic/index.htm[/url]

Cheers,
Rob
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[T.Pastrana - 4Level]

Patrick,

Take a look at this one to see if it might suit your needs. If you have any
questions you can contact us as well.

[url]http://www.fourlevel.com/product/ezeegallery/index.htm[/url]


--
Regards,
...Trent Pastrana
[url]www.fourlevel.com[/url]





"PatChuprina" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hello all. I'm very interested in producing a portfolio website of my
> work. I
> would classify myself a very good photographer, but a simplistic beginner
> in
> website design and building. Mentioning that I also have a strong design
> sense(pro and con), hope to make this a winter project, and have an idea
> of
> what I want to accomplish. What I am looking for is any recommendations on
> a
> "gallery" extension for Dreamweaver to simplify matters. I really do like
> this
> site:
>
> [url]http://www.mattnighswander.com/sitefolder/chicagoland/chi9.html[/url]
> I like the simplicity of it with the attention resting either on the image
> or
> thumbnails. I also like the thumbnails being in a vertical format and
> static
> at the same time. I like what Image Gallery Magic has to offer, especially
> the
> fading in and fading out of images when changed, but the thumbnails have
> to be
> a horizontal format and I don't like that. Is it better to have the
> gallery/portfolio pages dynamic? Will the extension allow me to make the
> thumbnails static and in a vertical format? Will this extension allow me
> to
> easily omit older images and add new images even to the extent of creating
> new
> thumbnail boxes easily at a later date? Are there any extensions suited
> for my
> requirements? Is there a user forum were I could ask questions(sometimes
> not
> knowing what to ask!) and have my newbieness accepted? Is there any books
> dealing with these issues in particular depth? Any advice would be
> extremely
> appreciated.
>
> Patrick Chuprina
> [url]http://www.chuprinastudios.com/blog[/url]
>
>
>