Dependencies: PIL
GALLERYSERVE_EXCLUDE_FIELDS - This can be added as a list in your settings.py file to exclude certain fields from appearing in the admin.
Changes in 0.1.5 - 06-27-13 Allow for gallery title to be passed in as context variable instead of always treating it as a string.
Changes in 0.1.3 - 11-02-12 Moved to git. Added ANTIALIAS to image processing
Changes in 0.1.2 - 10-22-11 Fail silently on gallery not existing
Changes in 0.1.1 - 9-20-11 Added random boolean to control whether gallery item sort should be random psql command to insert column: alter table galleryserve_gallery ADD column random boolean not null default false;
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