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You can refine your search using Multiple words and Boolean Operators. Here’s how they work:

+ Use a plus sign near terms you want to include in your search.

Brutalist  +Tower will return only images that have both Brutalist and Tower as keyword Note: Brutalist + Tower will not work due to the space between + and Tower

– Use a minus sign near terms you want to exclude from your search:

Brutalist  –Tower will return only images that have Brutalist as a keyword but not Tower
Note: Brutalist – Tower will not work due to the space between – and Tower  

If you don’t use Boolean operators, the default search will look for images that match ANY of your terms: Brutalist Tower will return images that have 'Brutalist' or 'Tower' or both as keywords

Quotation marks

The search engine will automatically detect common phrases, but you can use quotation marks to make sure your terms are searched as a phrase.
“Modernist Skyscraper” will look for images tagged with those words together without a comma seperating them, it will not search Modernist and Skyscraper as separate keywords.

Variations

When Searching the search engine will automatically look for Synonyms. But the Keywords that match your search terms exactly will be prioritized above synonyms or word variants. So, in your search for ocean, the first images returned will be those that have ocean as a keyword, followed by those tagged with sea. If you searched for sea instead, the sea images would come up first. In both cases, the search results will be exactly the same, but the rankings will be different.

The search engine recognizes different forms of words, such as plurals and verb tenses. If you search for building, you will also find buildings, and vice versa.

Punctuation

Punctuation is stripped out which means that the search engine ignores commas, apostrophes and hyphens.

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