>
> You're probably sorry you asked by now.  By the way, I'm willing to make
> these tools freely available to others that are anal about documenting their
> pictures too.  What surprises me is that there isn't anything like this out
> there, or at least wasn't a bunch of years ago when I first started doing
> this.  There must be *somebody* else that cares about documenting their
> pictures.

Where have you looked?  People have been doing this since Philip
Greenspun started photo.net a decade ago.  His system is described
here:  http://philip.greenspun.com/panda/images

The standard program for doing this is called "Gallery".  It is the
very definition of bloatware.

(Of course, I've written an online photo management application too. 
It's a rite of passage for the aspiring web programmer.)

About the text navigation thing, maybe you can find a Firefox
extension to do what you want. I know in Mozilla, you can type the
first letter of a link and press "Enter" to follow the link.  If your
links were named appropriately, this might meet your needs.

Regards,
Mark
markrages@gmail
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