IMHO such a gallery should reside on the Smith Micro site, as actually is the case. It's their software, so they should want to showcase what the program is capable of, without postwork. Perhaps they might start contests some day, as Vue does with its yearly Digital Environment Competition.

The Rendo galleries are not very handy for this, they hardly support tags (or do support them but they are not used), and one can pick only one subcategory for an image.

But why do you need a gallery? If you want to see what Poser is capable of, with strict limits (like: still image, unprocessed firefly render jpg output, photoreal, ...) then just start a thread calling for submissions. When succesful, repeat it every quarter or so, and experiment a bit with the requirements stated in the starting-post. A basic rule might be (up to you): no entries/posts without images that fit the requirements. And/or: no comment on images from others. Whatever, your thread, your rules, next time new rules, etc.

You can start off now...

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