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Google Images presents a nicer way to surf the visual web

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Google Image search is about to rolling out with new user interface in next few days.
Which will refine our search Visually, 
  • This new interface includes a new layout on the search page cramming many more images together and stripping away most of the other content on the page with 1000 image results on a single page. 
  • The results will be shown in Large sizes in high resolution screens. 
  • When we mouse over an image it shows a larger preview, about the image and other image related things along with a link to 'similar images'.
  • Once we click on an image, we are taken toa new landing page that displays a large image with the website where the image is hosted.
  • This new interface was designed to work with standard web keyboard shortcuts such as Arrow Marks, Page Up/ Page Down.

 And Google also launching a new ad format called Image Search Ads. These ads appear only on Google Images, and they let you include a thumbnail image alongside your lines of text.
These new features will be available soon in Google Image Search.
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