Show off your Drupal photo gallery!

I haven't got a photo gallery on Drupal yet but thinking seriously about it (I have some stuff on Flickr ready to move in), however I thought it would be very cool to have a list of all the Drupal photo galleries out there for the people who want to create a new one (like me) or just for the curious.

I decided to reuse Thilo's nicely formatted post about Gallery2 sites for collecting the main data (I hope you don't mind?). Don't forget to go update his post if you are using Gallery2 specifically.

Anybody that did not use Gallery2 for his Drupal photo gallery?

Looking forward to see your artwork!

Cheers,
Marc.

Details

http://www.1your.com/drupal/
A basic Gallery build on Gallery 2. Contains loads of photographs contributed by our VIP members.
The gallery is powered by Gallery 2 which is configured to run on a fully integrated mode. The Gallery2 Drupal module is used to integrate this gallery with Drupal. The Gallery2 theme used is Floatrix slightly modified to show Adsense ads in album and image pages.

lynnshook.com
A rock photographer's photo gallery with Lighbox2 and Piclens utilized for visual immersion into the world of rock music.
A set of contributed Drupal modules were used in combination with a few custom-developed modules. The photographer can create albums and upload dozens of high-resolution images (3-5MB each) totaling in 100's of MB of data with only 3-4 mouse clicks. Images are automatically resized, watermarked, uploaded, renamed and created as nodes. Images can be viewed in two modes: first is Lightbox2, second method is with PicLens which provides exciting 3D effects for viewing photo albums. Pathauto is used for informative URL mapping. Views are used on almost all pages with Liquid Layout utilized for theming views.

fotosimon.hu
A fairly simple photogallery, in which I use the following modules: CCK, Imagecache, Imagefield, Views, Taxonomy, Taxonomy breadcrumb, Lightbox.
• I created a content type with an image field (Imagefield module) to display the photos and used Imagecache to make duplicates of different sizes to use for the thumbnail and page views. The original image can be viewed with Lightbox.
• I used Taxonomy to categorize nodes (portfolio, year, country, place, camera) and Taxonomy breadcrumb to show which portfolio the current node belongs to. (Unfortunately, Taxonomy breadcrumb works for only one category, the one with the lightest weight. In my case this was "portfolios".)
• I did not use Views to make lists of nodes with one specific taxonomy term as there are always more and more terms added. Instead I just used Drupal's default built-in taxonomy listing.
• In the taxonomy lists I got rid of the node titles and taxonomy terms (in CSS) and used float:left to display nodes next to each other, instead of the default one below the other style.

not2us.net/photos
I use a fairly standard setup of CCK, Imagefield and Imagecache to attach images to nodes and resize the images as needed. I then use taxonomy to categorize nodes and Views to provide listings of nodes that have been tagged with each taxonomy term. Pathauto redirects the Views url of 'taxonomy/term/tid' to something more user-friendly. Each view is a simple unordered list of images. However I use the jQuery Galleria plugin to make the list more fancy. I had to make slight alterations to Galleria in order for it to work with Drupal 5's old version of jQuery, but it was fairly straight forward. Lastly, I wrote custom code that allows me to picks nodes as "highlights" for their corresponding terms. This is what I use to have an image associated with each term for the navigation of the galleries.

profix898.de
Its my (slightly untended/outdated) personal site running a custom Drupal theme and unmodified Matrix for the embedded Gallery2. The gallery of my second (more professional) site is not publicly accessible.

photo.lvthunder.com
Modules Used for the site: CCK, Contact, Menu, Taxonomy, Custom Breadcrumbs, Gallery, Glossary, Printer-friendly pages, and Views.
Background: I use the Smarty theme engine for drupal so the theme for gallery and Drupal look similar. I made both the greypop theme for G2 and the smarty version for Drupal. You can download the greypop theme for G2, but not for Drupal. Supporting the G2 theme takes up enough of my time.

blamcast.net/photos
Photography of local protests, and anything else I find interesting. Powered by an embedded version of Gallery2 with a customized version of the Siriux theme. Photos available for reuse, just ask.

pendery.org
Drupal 5.x, using the Image Module (with it's Gallery), Custom Pagers, Views, CCK and Contemplates. Found Gallery2 integration slower and harder to integrate in a Drupal site (Gallery always felt like an add-on integration with Taxonomy / Keywords would have helped). Now it's easier to create and maintain relationships between images and other content.

freelens.com
Drupal 5.x, using a own module and views. Theme is a own development. Look here: Showcase for more information.

500959.com
I have tested many pictures modules, afterwards discovered node_images suits the multiuser use. The picture attaches to node, this kind of form I like.500959

volunity.net
Pretty much the same fancy gallery as in many tutorials. Nice feature is a block that shows more images from the same user when you regard a full image node.
Integrated with cck, views, views_bonus, viewa argument API, thickbox, a little php, gmap module, community-tags, tagadelic, ...
main gallery
table view
map view
promotion on frontpage (see right column)
a users gallery (accessible through user profiles, where latest 8 pics are shown)

http://ettienekies.com
This is a Flash website created with Adobe Flex Builder using services and amfphp to get the data from the image gallerie in Drupal..(the comments and send email is also with Drupal)

vuphotographie.com
If you can read French, I have posted a short blog post about the site's recipe. A Google translation of the post is not perfect, but accurate enough.

neiljacklin.com and familyhistoryjournal.com
A Travelog of places of interest mainly in the UK, France and Russia.

BirdPhotos.com
A community of bird photographers and bird enthusiasts of all kinds. The site is integrated with several taxanomical databases and the IUCN Red List database. Additional features include image histograms, and enhanced searches.

beatelic.de I wand to create a lot of larger gallerys by different users. So I needed a plain gallery node, what is done by CCK. Gallery nodes are categorized by organic groups. To easily upload a lot of pictures I used the SWF upload modul, pictures are file attachments. So the whole gallery still sticks in one node. The most important module is "Image Upload", it creates Image nodes of attached files. So every image can get comments, and be downloaded in different sizes. Custom Pager allows going forward and backwards in one gallery.

A Journal of my family history research. Tracing my ancestors with the surnames Jacklin and Ashforth.

Since I prefer to spend my time on photography, travel and family history, both sites use modified CSS and the Bluemarine and Matrix themes. I moved from Acidfree to embedded Gallery2 since Gallery2 gives me more control over the administration of 300+ albums and 5000+ images. The multi-site Gallery2, though a little tricky to setup saves a lot of ftp/admin time. I wish I could use a Drupal multi-site setup but being on shared hosting and using add-on domains my many attempts have never proved successful.

My family history site allows the opportunity to use many contributed modules i.e. Views, Insert View, CCK, GMap, Date + historical date code (adodb-time), Timeline, TNG Integrate, ImportHTML, FAQ, Links, Related Links, Node List and Task List, though come Drupal major upgrade time and things can be rather scary!
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fiselier.mooo.com
This site is my first attempt to organize my 5000+ electronic photo's (starting with a mere 70...) Build on Drupal 6.x with Image gallery and PicLens modules it's beating the hell out of my old FlashGallery site...
You have to enter a proper name and e-mailaddress while registering to gain access to the site...

www.myglassart.org/galleries
myglassart.org is a social networking site for glass artists and fans. Users can upload pictures of their art pieces.
The galleries section have be done with cck(imagefield), views, panels,, imagecache, thickbox and fivestar.
Now(Aug 2008). The site has about 150 galleries and each gallery has 1 or more pictures.

www.minimalsites.com
minimalsites.com is a website showcase gallery only for minimally designed website.
used cck(imagefield), views, panels, imagecache, and fivestar.

www.varunbaker.com
varunbaker.com serves as a professional photographic portfolio.

http://www.buddyjoy.com/photos
Album photo is one of the easiest multi user, multi album, multi group photo gallery that i have tried so far. I've tried Gallery2, views+imagefield+imagecache+Thickbox but Album photo is the easiest, simple, easy configure for beginner like me. It has multi-file upload option, this is why i like it so much (most importantly, it support drupal 6.x)

http://david.koenigsmann.de
Inspired by Not2Us i wanted to create something similar..
So i used the same setup: CCK/imagefield, Imagecache, Views, Pathauto and Taxonomy to sort and display the images in a list.
As my client had some flash-sites in mind i needed some JS-Eye-Candy - this solved the JQuery-Galleria-Plugin (in a custom module-wrapper) in combination with the JQueryUpdate-module. To combine this with the produced list, i themed the list-view to insert the needed code for JQuery-Galleria.

http://www.gerts-space.de/en
Coming from the Joomla World, this is my first Drupal 6 Blog, and I´m pretty happy with it. The only thing I missed was
a nice gallery component for drupal 6. So I tried to build an own one, and only used standard modules from drupal, and CSS
for the styling.
Looks quite nice already. In addition I wrote some tutorials at my blog for you to build a similar gallery if you like it.
Some key features: Albums have cover pictures, Batch-Upload, automated scaling during upload, voting functionality, commenting
functionality for photos, Cooliris-Slideshow, Free Tagging, Browse by Tags, Lightbox Effect, Filters like Most commented,
best voted Photos, styling is done with fully with CSS. See you at Gerts-Space, guys :-)