Everything you have submitted lives under Community → Astro PM Gallery → My Gallery Images. It is the same grid as the public gallery, filtered to your work, and it doubles as a small dashboard: how each image is being received, who has liked it, and what people have said.
Your Stats #
Your own tiles show a thumbs-up count and a view count in the corner of the caption – a quick read on how each image is doing without opening anything. Other users never see these on your tiles; to them the grid stays clean.
Open one of your images and the same numbers appear in the blue bar under the metadata.
Seeing Who Liked Your Image #
On your own images the thumbs-up in that bar becomes a button: click it to open a scrollable list of everyone who has liked the image. Click any name to browse that user’s own gallery images.
This list is private to you. Other users only ever see the total count on your images – never who the individual people are.
Activity Notifications #
The bell at the right of the gallery toolbar collects everything happening on your work: likes, comments on your images, and replies to comments you have left. A red badge counts what is new since you last looked.
Open it for the list – newest first, with a snippet of each comment – and click any entry to jump straight to that image. Clear dismisses everything currently listed; anything that happens afterwards still comes through.
Updating an Image #
To change anything about a submission – a reprocessed version, a corrected filter count, a better description – open the original project and click Update Gallery Image. The entry is replaced in place, so it keeps its likes, views, and comments.
This is also how older submissions pick up newer gallery features: an image submitted before a field existed gains it the next time you update.
Turning Comments Off #
If you would rather not have discussion on your images, open Settings and find the Community section. Clear Allow other users to comment on my gallery images and no new comments can be posted on anything of yours. Existing comments stay visible, and likes and views are unaffected.
The same section is where you change your display name – the name shown on your images, comments, and likes across the whole community.
Removing an Image #
Open one of your images in the gallery and click the red Delete button beside the title. After a confirmation, the entry is removed for everyone.
Deleting takes the whole entry with it: all three stored versions of the image are erased from storage, along with its likes and its comment thread. The project on your own computer is untouched – your final image, exposure data, and everything else stay exactly as they were, and you can submit the project again later if you change your mind.