View multiple photos - is it possible?

It is really a pity, that such an essential feature is missing. We can compare photos by stepping between photos using the arrow keys in edit mode, but it does not really suffice to compare the composition and the mood. It has been this way in all versions of Photos, since Photos first came out. Which version of Photos are you using?

• In older versions, I would add the photos I want to compare to a page in a photo book project and view the book page.
• Now that we can no longer create Apple Books, I am using the command "Image > Edit with Preview" to open the two photos in Preview and to compare them.
• Or use the Print command to see both photos at once. Select two or more photos you want to compare, enter ⌘P to open a Print dialog, then select a layout, where you can see all photos together. You do not actually have to print the photos.

Hi

Sorry - there is no side by side view, or multi view in photos. The closest you can get is to add them to a temporary album, then maximise the size of the thumbnails while viewing that album.

I forgot - you may want to get yourself the free trial version of PowerPhotos (https://www.fatcatsoftware.com/powerphotos/). It is limited, but even the trial version can be used as a second browser for photos. With PowerPhotos installed you can see your Photos Library at the same time in two windows and compare them.