Same image on multiple pages?

[owenprescott]

I have a portfolio website that is mostly image based at the moment, I am in the process are restructuring the images into more individual pages and I would appreciate some advice. At the moment I have a couple of main portfolio pages with no sub categories. E.g...

Old
Graphic Design (All graphic images) [Image A] [image B] [Image C] [Imag...
Photography
Illustration
etc...

I would like to create new pages for specific projects, the new pages will hold less images however they would include images in the main page.

New
Graphic Design (All graphic images) [Image A] [image B] [Image C] [Imag...

Shakespeare Project (Shakespeare graphic images) [Image A]

Typography Project (Typography graphic images) [Image B]

Photography
Illustration
etc...

I feel that currently my main galleries hold to many images, this not only causes the pages to load slower, but I also have less space to add written information and the typical on page SEO stuff. I could just remove the main pages however I feel this would separate the content to much. I hope this is clear, basically I have an image that would be on a main and sub page, should I change the (title, alt, p) wrapped around the images on the separate pages or will I be ok to duplicates?

Not sure if i can link to my site but my name is the domain name, thanks in advance for any advice. I have done searched but more of the threads seem to be concentrates of duplicate pages and articles.

[patgale8]

You can use same image but different description.

Thanks
Pat Gale

[seohuntanalytic]

Another tricky way is to change image size on 1 or to 2 pixels.

[owenprescott]

Thanks for the replies, I guess I could just change the descriptions, however I assume I would also need to change alt tags, title tags, header tags and P. My images has a lot of info, and even worse I have lots of images.

@Seohuntanalytic Are you referring to the actual dimensions of the image or the code in the HTML? I think changing the pixels even slightly would potentially cause problems with my site. The images float next to each other and they also resize to fit tablets and mobile devices.