Welcome to my Steemit Photo Gallery Experiment, Take 2
Thanks to reader feedback,
we're back with an abbreviated version of our first photo gallery experiment.
Fewer photos per row, resulting in larger thumbnails. One fewer row. Fewer photos total (by half), with greater deltas between the images.
As before, these photos are a temporal sequence of a summer sunset. If, for whatever reason, you want a higher temporal resolution, just go back to the original post to find the missing images.
Taken from the cliff above my favorite surf spot in the universe, the site I consider my home break, if you look at them from top to bottom, left to right, you will see the sun set over the Pacific ocean.
~NOTES: Click any gallery image to see its full scale version<BR>Use your browser [Back] button to return to the gallery<BR>Obtain best results on your smartphone by viewing horizontally~
Cloudy Pacific Sunset, Take 2
Enjoy
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Footnote:
Lest I be accused of trivially "piling on" my last post, if you inspect this article as described below, you will find that it uses Markdown formatting for the table, whereas the original article uses HTML.
Unfortunately, Markdown is less forgiving than HTML. Everything must be more tightly packed, newlines are very significant, and thus it could be much harder to "get it right." Unless, of course, you generate your table via a computer program. Nevertheless, it may be useful to you to have an example of this alternate method of creating a table and a gallery.
Also, I hope that you can see that with only four elements per gallery row, it is easier to get an idea of what the photo contains before you click on it to enlarge it. For that reason, if you are displaying a heterogenous collection of photos, less is definitely more.
What do you think?
Is this Photo Gallery format interesting? Useful?
It is quite easy to set up and use... Feel free to use 
Wouldn't it also be nice if Steemit, Inc. were to wake up and get rid of the stupid "off-site" boxes that clutter up every page? Especially, in this case, since they don't take you away from Steemit? Every photo in this gallery is an 
P.S. If you have an "in" with anybody at Steemit, Inc. - Would you please ask them to get rid of these damn, extremely annoying "off-website" arrow/boxes? The have, overnight, made Steemit ugly. There are much better solutions.
⬇️To Check Out 's World⬇️CLICK Each Image Below⬇️
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