VIEW PHOTOS: Click on a single photo to see it larger. To step through the photos one at a time, click on the arrows to the right or left of the photo or click on the right- or left-arrow keys on your computer's keyboard.
ADDING Photos: Emails from Guy will provide details on how to upload your photos. Alternatively, you may email these to Jim Courtright (courtrigj@gmail.com) or Jon Larson (jonlarson99.jl@gmail.com.) If your photos are related to a theme, include that information as well. Otherwise these will be titled with the name of the submitter (e.g. handsome.dan_at_yale)
DO NOT ADD PHOTOS TO PAT'S ALBUM: The Johnston photo album is designed to tell the story in a particular sequence of photos.
PRE-REUNION: "Reunion Pre-tour in NYC" has been added with explanations of the following photos.
"PLAY HIGHLIGHTS" button Google just added this button at the top of their photos albums a few months ago. I and many other users have complained that it should be an option that owners of the album can turn off. There are many of us who use Google Photos to tell a story with a particular sequence of photos. When you select "Play highlights" Google selects a small random subset of the total album that are not the "highlights" of the album. Notice for Pat's reunion album Google chose the highlight photo to be the last slide in the album -- the slide that simply identifies Pat as the photographer.
In general, single click on a photo will allow for full screen of the image. Right-click allows one to save an image to your computer. Scrolling may be enabled by scrollbar or by holding the down-arrow key.
Feel free to email Jim Courtright or Jon Larson with any questions or concerns.
Note: this is the same repository used for the photos from our 55th reunion. Click on the three vertical dot icon on the upper right corner of your screen to provide the options for viewing or downloading (84Mb zip file, 85 jpg images).
Jere Johnston's note: Here are Pat’s photos of our 60th reunion. They can be viewed by anyone who has the link. There are instructions at the top of the album for watching the pics as a slideshow (7 minutes long), or downloading selected photos to your computer, or sending photos to a local Walmart, Walgreens, or CVS for printing.
