The main gallery contains four main categories; mountains, flowers, parks and sights,
photos by my friends and miscellaneous photos. The sub-buttons under the category buttons
actually turn on the galleries. Photos in the 13 galleries include shots from
the high Sierras of California, Mount Shasta, Lassen Volcanic National Park, Point
Reyes National Seashore, South Carolina's Congaree National Park, the Huntington
Library and Gardens in Pasadena, CA, California's Big Sur coastline, wildflowers of Southern California, North
Carolina's Appalachian Mountains and more.
The SilverLight Photo Book contains some newer photos from New Mexico and a few
of the photos from the other galleries. I did it just to practice utilizing
SilverLight technology on my sites, for now. It is a pretty neat viewer though.
You should check it out. Use the mouse to drag the pages open by holding down
the left mouse button and moving the mouse left and right. To open from right
to left, you must grab the bottom right corner of the page, hold down the left mouse
button and drag to the left. To open from left to right, hold down the left
mouse button anywhere on the left page and drag to the right. You will also
see a little double rectangle below the book, on the right side. Click that
to open thumbnail icons to control the book. If this is your First SilverLight
page (most likely is since SilverLight is brand new), it will prompt you to install
SilverLight on your machine. Don't fret! The same thing probably happened
to you years ago when you viewed your first Adobe Flash page, such as YouTube. Your browser needs
a plug-in for the page to display. This plug-in comes directly from the Microsoft
site, so it is from a trusted source. Please allow it to
install.