This is a small script that I wrote to log the progress of my home improvement projects that takes advantage of the tags within my JPEG images. It basically builds a webpage that consists of a table of image thumbnails and the associated comments in chronological order from top to bottom. It sounds really simple (because it is), but it produces a nice, useful page. Here is a link to my home improvement page which I generate with this script on a regular basis. Again, I don't guarantee this script against damaging your files, but it is simple enough for you to take a look and determine for yourself whether it's harmless or not. You'll need to have python, imagemagick, rdjpgcom, and jhead installed for this script to work. Here is a link to the script.

To use this script you can execute the following command

webgallery.py /path/to/my/images

You should end up up with a new image with "thumb" in the title for each original image along with a file named "index.html". Now open "index.html" in your favorite browser <subliminal>Firefox</subliminal> and you should see your new gallery.