Image search results?

I'm wondering if this typical image page from this web site would appear in Google image results.
Should an H1 be added or anything else to the page. Could the caption be an H1?
http://dankennedy.ca/images/dust_of_oblivion/thousands-of-mules.html

Hi,
It actually depends on what data you are searching, and for images it takes some time depending on the number of Images you are searching.
Anyways I would request you to run the sample code and check if the same issue occurs, here is the link:
https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsazure/How-to-use-bing-search-API-4c8b287e
Regards,
Azam Khan

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