I need to build a series of web galleries.
We need to make available to our students, 5x7 images that they can download and have printed.
We have over 1000 photos.

In the past, we made galleries and then had them identify which images they wanted and then we would email them the higher res photo. Now we want to eliminate the middle man and just let them link to the images so we don't have to do the legwork, it's just too time intensive. We already have our web servers ready to serve the 1-2 GB of images needed.

I already did batch edits in Photoshop to get the photos to the exact size and resolution needed.

Now I want to create web galleries (5 in total). I need the thumbnail links in the galleries to point to the original images, not the bastardized bigger thumbnail that Bridge creates.

In the past, I've used other programs that had no problem with this. Years ago I used ACDSee Photo Software, then I switched to Dreamweaver witch did the job (for several years), now with Bridge, I've lost the ability.


I am using CS5. I don't have to use Bridge but this seems to be the software Adobe is now forcing us to use. I do have the full selection of CS5 Programs.

This project needed to be up and running (like most projects ) yesterday.


I'm pulling my hair out here

Does anyone know of a way I can create these without having to go back and edit the over 1000 pages of HTML manually to get the original images to show up on the secondary pages? In fact, i don't even need to create a secondary page (as Bridge does), the thumbnail link can just point directly to the higher-res photo.