gallery 

Author: Joen This plugin tweaks the gallery tag ([gallery]) in Wordpress 2.6 thusly by replacing it with a javascript carousel
Installation:
Unpack the plugin, put it in your "plugins" folder (/wp-content/plugins/). Activate the plugin from the Plugins section.

Author: Dougal Campbell FancyBox Gallery integrates the FancyBox jQuery plugin into the WordPress gallery functionality. Simply use the gallery shortcode to display thumbnails in your posts with the option to link directly to the images (not the attachment template), and the plugin handles the rest. You get nice popups for the larger sized images, scaled to fit in the browser window, with a nice overlay effect
Installation:
Copy the fancybox-gallery folder and its contents to your wp-content/plugins directory, then activate the plugin. Visit the settings page to configure options. By default, FancyBox Gallery is configured to work with image galleries generated by the WordPress [gallery link="file"] shortcode.

Author: William Lindley Auto Graphics Site Navigation with Galler
Installation:
This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working. Create the autonav-wl directory in the /wp-content/plugins/ directory, and place the plugin files there. Activate the plugin through the administration menus in Wordpress. Configure the plugin under Settings in the Wordpress administration menu.

Author: Ivan Lazarevic ftFeatured is Wordpress plugin for creating image gallery with fancy transition effects of featured posts. You can choose between three types of transition effects: curtain, wave and zipper. Also, you can set width, height, delay time, number of posts etc
Installation:
Upload fancy-transitions-featured-gallery folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress <?php include (ABSPATH . /wp-content/plugins/fancy-transitions-featured-gallery/ftFeatured.php); ?> For each post that you want to be featured you must have custom field (ftImage by default) with full url to image and optionaly field (ftText by default) with text for title bar. You can change default fields if you want to use some other.

Author: Raphael Verchere Media Library Gallery automatically creates a gallery with every images posts have in attachment. Support thickbox. To include the gallery in a page, simply write in the post: [media-library-gallery]. You can also customize: see the documentation for more information
Installation:
Upload the directory media-library-gallery into your /wp-content/plugins/ directory. Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress. Now select the page and/or the post where you want to include your gallery. When you find a room in your page just write something like: [media-library-gallery]. Or use the assistant which should be in the toolbar of you editor! Then, you can customize: exclude to exclude some attachment posts of the gallery. It works both with postsid and attachments pages id! nb determines how many pictures you want for a gallery page. Default is 20. cols determines how many pictures you want for a row. Default is everything on the same row. Depending of your theme, images should be automatically displayed on a new row when there is no more room on the width. tag allows to filter posts by tags. tag="hello,world" will give attachments from posts tagged with hello or world ; tag="hello world" will give attachments from posts tagged with helloand world. category makes exactly the same, but for categories. Take care! If you use in the same time the tag and the category option it makes an logical AND between the two. orderby should be one of the following: date, author, title, modified, menu_order, parent, ID, rand. See the WordPress get_posts documentation for more information. order should be ASC or DESC. So... [media-library-gallery exclude="12,13,14" nb=20 cols=4 tag="photos" category="holiday" orderby="date" order="DESC"] should display images from posts tagged with photos from the holiday category, with 20 images a page, 4 images a row. Most recent images should be displayed first. And it wont display images related to IDS 12, 13, 14. You can also call directly the plugin in your template code. Call the media_library_gallery_library() function and give it the options you want as an array. For instance media_library_gallery_library(array("nb"=>2, "cols"=>1));. Could be useful to display it in a sidebar!
faq:
I get some PHP parse errors! Why? Probably because youre using PHP4. You should upgrade to PHP5. You know what? We will dealing soon with PHP6, so dont be late! You can also upgrade your [media-library-gallery] to the latest version because it should be now compatible with PHP4. OMG! Your plugin is probably the best one I ever used! But... I need more! Could you add this feature? Why not? Just ask and well try!

Author: Raphael Verchere Media Library Gallery automatically creates a gallery with every images posts have in attachment. Support thickbox. To include the gallery in a page, simply write in the post: `[media-library-gallery]`. You can also customize: see the documentation for more information! You always tried to easily make a page or a post to display the content of your Media Library but you never found a way to make it
Installation:
Upload the directory media-library-gallery into your /wp-content/plugins/ directory. Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress. Now select the page and/or the post where you want to include your gallery. When you find a room in your page just write something like: [media-library-gallery]. Or use the assistant which should be in the toolbar of you editor! Then, you can customize: * exclude to exclude some attachment posts of the gallery. It works both with postsid and attachments pages id! * nb determines how many pictures you want for a gallery page. Default is 20. * cols determines how many pictures you want for a row. Default is everything on the same row. Depending of your theme, images should be automatically displayed on a new row when there is no more room on the width. * tag allows to filter posts by tags. tag="hello,world" will give attachments from posts tagged with hello or world ; tag="hello world" will give attachments from posts tagged with helloand world. * category makes exactly the same, but for categories. Take care! If you use in the same time the tag and the category option it makes an logical AND between the two. * orderby should be one of the following: date, author, title, modified, menu_order, parent, ID, rand. See the WordPress get_posts documentation for more information. * order should be ASC or DESC. * So... [media-library-gallery exclude="12,13,14" nb=20 cols=4 tag="photos" category="holiday" orderby="date" order="DESC"] should display images from posts tagged with photos from the holiday category, with 20 images a page, 4 images a row. Most recent images should be displayed first. And it wont display images related to IDS 12, 13, 14. 1. You can also call directly the plugin in your template code. Call the media_library_gallery_library() function and give it the options you want as an array. For instance media_library_gallery_library(array("nb"=>2, "cols"=>1));. Could be useful to display it in a sidebar!
faq:
I get some PHP parse errors! Why? Probably because youre using PHP4. You should upgrade to PHP5. You know what? We will dealing soon with PHP6, so dont be late! You can also upgrade your [media-library-gallery] to the latest version because it should be now compatible with PHP4. OMG! Your plugin is probably the best one I ever used! But... I need more! Could you add this feature? Why not? Just ask and well try!

Author: Dennis Hoppe The Fancy Gallery Plugin overloads the default function behind the "[GALLERY]" Shortcode. Fancy Gallery generates fully valid XHTML and associates linked images with Fancy Image Box
Installation:
Installation as usual. Unzip and Upload Fancy Gallery to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress Open a post or page which contains a gallery You like what you see?

Author: Laura Gentry The plugin generates an XML feed from your Wordpress posts using the excerpt field, permalink and five custom fields of your choosing
Installation:
Unzip and upload files to your plugins directory. Activate. Choose your settings in the "Photo Gallery XML Export" options page of in Wordpress admin area. To view your custom XML file, add "?feed=galleryxml" to the end of your feed URL or "/galleryxml" to the end of your blog URL, depending on how your sites feeds are set up.
faq:
None so far. Ask away: its.the.general@gmail.com