Improving the response even more, images usually have this format:
<img src="nome-da-imagem.jpg" width="300" height="150">
The above example would be the basics. In fact, the ideal would be you to use it this way:
<img src="nome-da-imagem.jpg"> width="300" height="150" alt="Nome da Imagem" title="Nome da Imagem" longdesc="Esta imagem é sobre o assunto tal, onde podemos ver que o pôr-do-sol">
With the alt attribute, you tell the search engine what the image is about. Remembering that the name of the same, can not be DSC001.jpg. The src of the image has to be descriptive, indeed.
In this way, it will have an association with the alt and title of the same. Longdesc is like the "article" text, making it easier for people who need some kind of accessibility to use web pages.
If your site is in WordPress, there are several plugins that allow this. One that I point out is WP Accessibility. The advantage of using it is that most of the sites do not use it. So you can easily improve your search engine placement.
But by following other performance rules and social signs so your web page can be in a good position.