Android: Round Swipable images - android

I want to implement a swipable round images in android, there will be once round image in the center and the same round images queued up behind the center image towards left and right sides.
The images in front overlap the images behind.
On swiping to right the image behind(towards the right) should come forward and the same vise versa as in case of left.
Can any one kindly help me figure out a solution for this.
Thanks,

Just have a look at this project, let me know if this is what you are trying
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/android/androcarousel.aspx

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If I understand what you're attempting to do - kind of transparency (so to speak) of the top image so that portions of the bottom image are displayed along with portions of the top image ... I do things like that all the time by overriding the onDraw() method on my View to handle the image painting myself. There's allot of examples on the net for this - simple stuff.

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