Ever wished searching for images was a little more intuitive?  Me too!  I wrote Webtrip to make image searching easier.
It is a front-end to Yahoo Image Search, as Yahoo has so kindly provided an open interface to their search engine for free.
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Using Webtrip, you search for images, and the thumbnailed results are kept in collapsible groups.  You can click a thumbnail to see the full version in the main view.
In addition to this, I implemented some features I find useful:
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  <li>Download every image in a group to disk</li> 
  <li>Save groups as a "Search Set" for later use</li> 
  <li>Drag thumbnails out to applications, and drop the full image</li> 
  <li>More control over image sizes</li> 
  <li>Prune out thumbnails you don't like, make room for ones you do</li> 
  <li>Dynamically increase or decrease the number of results in a group</li> 
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Webtrip is an application I have been writing in Mono C# using Gtk# and Glade 3.  To be honest, I did't expect Gtk to be as elegant as it is.
I have been using Gtk about as much as I have used Windows Forms, and with Gtk, I have been able to create much better interfaces in far less time.
It makes me frown whenever I have to go back to using Forms.
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