Singapore, A PHP Photo Gallery

by Scott Beale on January 22, 2005 · 0 comments

So, I finally got around to setting up a PHP photo gallery with a MySQL database. The ability to customize the look and feel using CSS and templates was a major consideration when it came to finding a good script to use. After looking at dozens of scripts, I came across singapore, great little open source, image gallery script. Check it out, this may be the one you have been looking for.

UPDATE: I’m now using Flickr to host all of my photos.

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