mdburnette

My WP Photos lets you display WordPress Photo Directory images on your site using either: 
– the <code>[wp_photo_directory]</code> shortcode, or 
– the WP Photos Gallery block in the block editor.
Both the shortcode and block support the same settings: 
– <code>username</code>: wordpress.org username (required unless set as plugin default) 
– <code>count</code>: number of photos to display (any positive number) 
– <code>columns</code>: number of columns (1-6) 
– <code>aspect</code>: image aspect ratio. options: <code>square</code>, <code>landscape</code>, <code>portrait</code> 
– <code>size</code>: photo size from the directory. options: <code>medium</code>, <code>large</code>, <code>thumbnail</code>, <code>medium_large</code>, <code>1536x1536</code>, <code>2048x2048</code>, <code>full</code> 
– <code>random</code>: set to <code>true</code> to randomize photo selection (not only most recent photos) 
– <code>show_caption</code>: set to <code>true</code> to show each image caption/content below the image 
– <code>show_exif</code>: set to <code>true</code> to show camera EXIF metadata below each image
Example shortcode: 
 [wp_photo_directory username=”mdburnette” count=”24″ columns=”4″ aspect=”landscape” size=”large” random=”true” show_caption=”true” show_exif=”true”]
<h3>Default Settings</h3>
Admins can configure plugin defaults at Settings > My WP Photos. These defaults are used when shortcode/block attributes are not explicitly provided.
Editors can override any default at the shortcode or block level.
<h3>WordPress Photo Directory</h3>
This plugin uses the REST API provided by the WordPress Photo Directory to determine the author ID from the username and load the corresponding photo list. The directory can also be visited at https://wordpress.org/photos.
All photos are CC0 licensed. No rights are reserved, so you are free to use the photos anywhere, for any purpose, without the need for attribution.
Learn more at https://wordpress.org/photos/faq/
<h3>Accessibility and Performance</h3>
<ul>
<li>Uses semantic list markup for gallery items.</li>
<li>Includes alt text fallbacks, lazy loading, and async image decoding.</li>
<li>Caches author lookups and photo API responses with transients.</li>
<li>Supports paginated requests so larger <code>count</code> values can exceed 100 photos.</li>
<li>Includes responsive column scaling so configured columns reduce on smaller screens.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Internationalization</h3>
<ul>
<li>Includes <code>Text Domain</code> and <code>Domain Path</code> metadata.</li>
<li>Includes a translation template at <code>languages/my-wp-photos.pot</code>.</li>
</ul>

My WP Photos


Given that this is pulling data from an enormous pool, it's surprisingly fast. I really like that you can choose things like columns, count, size, etc.  Also really happy that it has both a block and a shortcode.  Well done!


Fast, resonsive, and featureful

Display your WordPress Photo Directory photos as a shortcode or Gutenberg block gallery.

justnorris

Village Client Area allows you to easily create password protected galleries where you can upload images form your photoshoots in a gallery and share the link with your client. 
You can also password protect your client galleries to make sure only they see their images.
At the moment, for full functionality, Village Client Area relies on ( but does not require ): Advanced Custom Fields Pro and Redux Framework.
Quick feature list:
<ul>
<li>Password Protection</li>
<li>Public Client gallery list with quick search (optional)</li>
<li>Image Proofing</li>
<li>Gallery discussions ( commenting on galleries )</li>
<li>“Themeable” Plugin API</li>
</ul>
A plugin designed for the working photographer:
This plugin comes with an intuitive image proofing that lets your client mark the images that he/she really likes and a comment area where you and your client can discuss the images. 
Village Client Area uses a custom post type that allows you to easily create and manage your client galleries. 
There is also a Quick Search option if you decide to create a public page where you display all of your client area galleries (only the featured images and titles are visible, the images themselves can be password protected).

My WP Photos vs Village Client Area