Greg Ross

If your blog is primarily visually based? Do you have featured images on all of your posts? Is the default posts view less than intuitive for you?
Perhaps Gallery View might be able to help.
Gallery view adds a new view of your posts in a grid layout like a photographic contact sheet, letting you see your posts in a whole new way.

Gallery View

View posts in a gallery layout in the admin.

axew3

W3IMAGES FEATURES
Upload single or multiples images. 
Unlimited sections and subsections. 
Set slide show for images to be displayed on three different ways:
<ol>
<li>Simple js/html popup</li>
<li>Slide in the same page (inline)</li>
<li>Shadowbox ajax mode</li>
</ol>
All control over images gallery can be done from administration while any user (or specified users group you need) 
can upload images on any section. Moderation provided for images (enable or disable) and more features
<h3>Upgrade</h3>
<ol>
<li>To upgrade the w3images plugin, simply upload all files to respective folders 
overwriting old files with latests where necessary. Remember that to let work the 
w3images plugin after 1.0.4 version with the ‘ajax Shadowbox’ slideshow instead of js/html popup or inline gallery, 
it is necessary to add few lines of code as reported in the ‘w3images how to use page’: 
http://www.axew3.com/b10g/w3images-for-wordpress-how-to-use-it/</li>
</ol>

w3images

The w3images, Images Gallery for WordPress.

Gallery View vs w3images