Parallax image gallery vertical - slider

How to create a parallax image gallery,listing all the image in vertical order and clicking on the current image moves to the second image .
I found a link http://www.hardgraft.com/collections/all/products/classicfolio-heritage
please help me to do as in the above link...

If you are looking for some help on how to create websites like that, you may want to look at this list of parallax tutorials:
http://potentpages.com/parallax-tutorials/
jQuery seems to be a really popular framework for making parallax websites, but the Skrollr.js website (http://prinzhorn.github.io/skrollr/) looks really neat too.
Hope this helps.

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Did you want to do the coding yourself?
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