James Irving-Swift

<p>Add a mosaic from a flickr feed on your blog. All you have to do is put your flickr RSS feed in the admin page and then you can place the mosaic wherever you want on your site/blog.</p>
<p>The plugin displays thumbnails from your flickr feed and uses ‘fancybox’ to display a larger version of the image without having to leave your website.</p>
<p>When the images are enlarged, next and previous arrows can be used to cycle through the images.</p>


Electric Studio flickr Mosaic

Add a mosaic from a flickr feed on your blog

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<p>If you’re looking to display your images in a unique way, our app can help you with that. There are 4 layouts to choose from: mosaic, grid, list, and masonry.</p>
<p>This makes it perfect for either showcasing your products or using the gallery as navigation. We think great images are better in the right context. Because of these unique layouts, your photos are telling a story together.</p>
<p>By clicking on each image you can send users to a specific page or show more information in fullscreen mode. This lightbox view makes it easy to explore richer details in every photo. You can even use different images for the thumbnails and the previews.</p>
<h4>Effortless galleries</h4>
<p>Showcase your products or services in a dynamic layout created on spot.</p>
<h4>Large previews</h4>
<p>Enable visitors to see all details of a product by enlarging images in a lightbox preview.</p>
<h4>Use photos as navigation</h4>
<p>Display your images as navigation with independent Call-To-Action links and titles.</p>


Mosaic Gallery

Automatically generate a mosaic gallery from your photos.

Electric Studio flickr Mosaic vs Mosaic Gallery