May 21, 2009 at 9:29am ET by Barry Schwartz
Google Operating System reports Google Images is testing a new type of image search refinement technique, on a result by result basis. The example and screen capture provided in the blog post shows how Google is showing results for flowers. Under some of the flower images, Google is showing refinements for other searches that searchers can try.
For example, under a yellow flower, Google says, “Also try [yellow flower]” and under a picture of a rose, Google says “Also try [rose flower].” Google even goes as far by depicting a decorative flower.
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I don’t see that yet when searching images. I do like the “more from” feature though, even though not new.