No more HTML outgoing email with iOS4

Since converting to iOS4, when sending pictures taken with the iPhone, they no longer are being transmitted as an HTML document. The pictures are sent as an attachment as opposed to being in the body of the message.
The same goes for regular email messages. Why did this change and is there any way to return to sending messages from the iPhone in HTML?

The iPhone's Mail app will render HTML with received messages and forward HTML with a received message that was composed in HTML, but the iPhone's Mail app has never supported composing a message in HTML and this likely won't change anytime soon.
The iPhone's Mail app displays photo attachments inline or viewed in place, which has nothing to do with HTML and does not require HTML. When the email client used on your computer displays attached photos inline or viewed in place which is supported with the Mail.app on a Mac, how the attached photos appear when the recipient opens the message depends on the recipient's email client. With some or with most email clients, an attached photo file must be selected to be opened and viewed - the attached photo file does not display inline or viewed in place within the body of the message since the email client used does not support this.
This has nothing to do with email client used by the sender including the iPhone's Mail app.

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