<human>: I thought this was just me who felt this way, but after talking with a couple of other people, I realized it's not, so I thought I'd say something here. 

I love people's travel pics. Don't get me wrong. But it seems like the tendency here is moving toward "here are a few pics I took on my trip to ____," and then there's an album with 30+ pictures. I've seen people post albums of 60+. Frankly, unless the first two or three are incredibly spectacular, I'm not going to look at all of those. I'd like to see maybe 10-20, but when someone posts a large album, chances are it's not carefully curated.

**Remember, you want to tell a story with your pics, but your readers may not want the whole novel at once!**

What will get me to look at people's photos:

1) 1-5 excellent "teaser pics" (preferably with a link in a post to a full gallery)

2) Specific title (not just "here are some pics from my trip to Europe." Europe is an entire continent. Where in Europe did you go?)

3) Not necessary, but really nice: how many photos are in your album

4) Keep your albums smallish--around 20 pics seems to be good. More than that and the "am I still scrolling?" starts to set in.

Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: Less is more. Give us a few highlights and a link to more pics, or at least write the number of pics in your gallery in the title of the post.