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Take a minute to read this once and then you can enjoy hours of photo-browsing!

I recommend clicking the > in the left window to watch the album as a slide show.  (There isn’t one on this page.)  You can leave the slideshow playing in the original frame, or select the bottom right icon with four arrows to have a full-screen slideshow.  It’s really nice!  You can pause it, though, and also scroll through the pictures in a convenient manner so you don’t have to watch 299 pictures to get to the 300th one!  You can also select to view my descriptions while watching (go to “Show info”) and all sorts of things with the top right links (only in full-screen mode).  You can even select “Share” to get the address to email the slide show to someone!  That’s my favorite part. 

However, thumbnails are posted below the album description.  You can click on them to enlarge and see them on Flickr (where you can make those nice calendars and books with my pictures).   Once the photo is enlarged, you can turn it in to a slide show by clicking the right side of the photo for the next picture or on the left side for the previous one.  (However, this isn’t nearly as handy as the player on the left side of the page.)  When a thumbnail is opened or you just hover your mouse over it, you will see a caption appear (if I have written one for it).

Last thing: There is a tab under “photos” with all of my albums.  That’s a convenient way to look at all of my albums instead of constantly hovering your mouse over “photos” up top.  (Yes, I know I ended that sentence with a preposition.)  You can view slideshows from there or look at pictures individually and comment on them.  Opening individual thumbnails also shows captions I have written.  The big drawback to the all-album approach is that there are no accompanying album descriptions.

You can click on ‘photos’ up top to get some more information about my photography and prints and whatnot. 

Don’t let my excessive details and long-windedness scare you.  It’s not as complicated as it sounds.  As always, let me know if there are problems!