The parameter is imgtype and it takes 2 values: news and face. I'll let the images do the talking.
Here's what you get when your search term is "gates":
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjdtMFhBw_Xhxyb36z3t6DEg0IY8tw3fnq0iSV_lIjCwNBbbZK-Iv0PSUt6s3t-nAHMqQqr177KTbbvAKvCXHvFviI_T2H7WM_vWpCv3z-Av9YD00SgsM_9kK3euUsGDPJ98ukQ/s400/Gates1.jpg)
Here's what you get when you add &imgtype=face at the end of the URL:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgChadblPswJqQ58KoagWJ7SoGWGpb8seQJGhtoTnRLoymGA2m_x8NUsNYzPTbWviYasTcqJxx8nT6pOe-54ZhxrNeHXdQGBXahwbuQVUF0XuAk8sPdc42m1Z9ATbq-FW6x3ir6/s400/Gates2.jpg)
Clearly we're getting somewhere here - with more people pictures than abstract gates.
Now, when you use &imgtype=news, you get this:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi8JsHHCHl8Uge4XGOigg4E5aiFUM8oD5Rb-vS3ApQyhHEB-urG9ui7ct-xPfDPnqj-u0KKGMATIzxcvTo5fL0Ltfjm6RTOenEAIvCby6Jyw5HNyJv7nfxYtAueH2IJKe9FNL3Q/s400/Gates3.jpg)
Now you get pictures of Robert Gates, the US Secretary of Defense, who's been in the spotlight lately.
Why not give it a try? Search Google Images
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