To see the 60,000 photos in the Fingerboard photo library, click this link.

Instructions For Using OneDrive To See Photos

Microsoft's OneDrive is a cloud-based data storage facility. It has its own interface that's easy to use, high performance, and loaded with features. Here's how it works.

The link above opens a new tab in your browser that contains the OneDrive directory for Fingerboard photos. This directory first asks for the decade then the year of the photo(s) you want. Once you're inside the year folder, you'll see albums ordered by date and name. Click on an album to get to its photos. If you're not sure of the year or the decade, use the OneDrive search (top-center) to find the album's subject or the photo's name (although not all photos have descriptive names). List view (top-right) is best for decade folders, year folders, and albums; tile view is best for photos. Click on the photo's tile (or name if in list view) to see the photo itself.

Once you have a photo displayed, you can use the arrows (sides-middle) to go forward and back throught the photos. You can also download (top-left) the photo to your device where it can be printed, distributed via social media, and/or added to your local-device files. To download several photos select them from the album and click download.

To return the the Fingerboard-Productions website, just click the Fingerboard tab in your browser.