My first attempt was to find the HTML tags for that arrow and end the While-Loop iteration of that particular Gallery when the (JavaScript)Next-Arrow was no longer visible on the webpage. Each page/pic has a dynamic (Javascript?) next-arrow to go to the next pic. So I find each img with soup_elem = page_lect('#content-container img')įinding any img tags that are nested in a id:content tag. I use BeautifulSoup 4 to search through a request.get of the webpage. Image_file = open(os.path.join(folder_name, os.path.basename(image_url)), 'wb')Īs you can see. Print('Downloading image %s' % image_url) Soup_elem = page_lect('#content-container img') Mypath = 'C:/Users/nick/PycharmProjects/untitled/Models/'įolder_name = os.path.join(mypath, '_'.join(name) + "_gallery")
I simply list all the model names in a list, then iterate through the list of names and plug them into the SI URL like so to get to each gallery (ex: /photos/'.format(name, name) My first attempt at that was to download all the model pics from Sports Illustrated's swimsuit site ( ) into separate folders. I just finished the lesson in Automate the Boring Stuff with Python on webscraping and image downloading to parse a website for images and download them into a folder.
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