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-Lens by HTML5 UP
-html5up.net | @ajlkn
-Free for personal and commercial use under the CCA 3.0 license (html5up.net/license)
-
-
-This is Lens, a full screen (and entirely responsive) photo gallery design. Unlike previous
-designs I've done in this vein (Parallelism, for instance), this one eschews the usual
-lightbox in favor of a completely full screen experience -- one that I'm happy to say
-translates awesomely all the way down to the tiniest of mobile devices. Full instructions
-below!
-
-Demo images* courtesy of Unsplash, a radtastic collection of CC0 (public domain) images
-you can use for pretty much whatever.
-
-(* = Not included)
-
-Feedback, bug reports, and comments are not only welcome, but strongly encouraged :)
-
-AJ
-aj@lkn.io | @ajlkn
-
-
-Instructions:
-
-	Overview:
-
-		Lens is made up of three primary components:
-
-		- The "main wrapper": The skinny little column on the right. Home to what little
-		  "regular" content you may have (header, footer, anything else you want to cram
-		  in there), as well as ...
-
-		- The "thumbnails" section: A grid of thumbnails pointing to their respective
-		  full size images.
-
-		- The "viewer": Basically the rest of the page, and basically where your full size
-		  images will show up when a thumbnail is clicked.
-
-		Note: Only the main wrapper and the thumbnails section are actually present in
-		index.html. The viewer will be dynamically created on page load.
-
-	How it works:
-
-		Just add your thumbnails to the thumbnails section in the following format:
-
-			<article>
-				<a class="thumbnail" href="path/to/fullsize.jpg">
-					<img src="path/to/thumbnail.jpg" alt="" />
-				</a>
-				<h2>Title</h2>
-				<p>Description.</p>
-			</article>
-
-		And that's it. Lens will figure out the rest.
-
-	The "data-position" attribute:
-
-		As a full screen experience, the viewer will be subject to changes in its size and,
-		consequently, its aspect ratio. Since your full size images are basically applied as
-		backgrounds to the viewer itself, this means they'll probably (okay, definitely) get
-		cropped. All is not lost, however, as you can use the optional "data-position" attribute
-		to control how the full size image is positioned within the viewer. To do this, simply
-		add it to your thumbnail's <a> element and set it to any valid "background-position"
-		value. For example, this:
-
-			<a class="thumbnail" href="path/to/fullsize.jpg" data-position="top left">...</a>
-
-		... positions this particular full size image in the top left corner of the viewer (as
-		opposed to its center, the default), effectively limiting cropping to everything but
-		the top left corner.
-
-	Keyboard shortcuts:
-
-		Lens is set up to respond to the following keyboard shortcuts:
-
-		- Left Arrow: Go to previous image.
-		- Right Arrow: Go to next image.
-		- Up Arrow: Go to image above the current one in the thumbnails section.
-		- Down Arrow: Go to image below the current one in the thumbnails section.
-		- Space: Go to next image.
-		- Escape: Toggle the main wrapper.
-
-		Note: All keyboard shortcuts are disabled when the "xsmall" breakpoint is active
-		(since they don't really make a whole lot of sense there).
-
-	Other stuff:
-
-		- The main wrapper can be moved to the left by changing the "misc.main-side" variable
-		  in assets/sass/libs/_vars.scss to "left" (and of course recompiling your CSS).
-
-		- Additional tweakable settings can be found at the top of assets/js/main.js, but
-		  be aware most of these need to sync with certain Sass variables (see comments
-		  for details).
-
-
-Credits:
-
-	Demo Images:
-		Unsplash (unsplash.com)
-
-	Icons:
-		Font Awesome (fontawesome.io)
-
-	Other:
-		jQuery (jquery.com)
-		Responsive Tools (github.com/ajlkn/responsive-tools)