Over on DevArticles.com this morning, they have a new two-part series about the Storage and reuse of images using PHP and GD on your pages.

In Part 1, they build upon an earlier article to help you create the database, form, and script to hold the images that you would like to use. The file itself is not stored in the database (woo!), but as a local file on the server. The details are, however, recorded in-depth inside a row.

In Part 2 of the series, they show you how to use this table of information to create the tags dynamically for your images, search the images in your database, and make a simple popup of the image to see a larger version.

With Part 1 and Part 2 under your belt, you should also have a fine image gallery script just waiting to happen...