Well, H1 is a formatting command, so I'm not sure why you'd be applying it to an image anyhow. That said, my understanding -- which is somewhat limited when it comes to SEO -- is that formatting tags do not affect search rankings.
Thinking about it more, it seems even more unlikely that H[anything] would affect anything, since increased use of CSS has rendered the usage obsolete in a lot of pages -- if anything, weighting the use of formatting tags like that in search engine rankings would lean towards favouring older (and thus more likely to be outdated) pages.
Google actually has a page somewhere devoted to explaining how their search engine results are ranked and how to "use" this which would answer your question.. however, I have since lost that bookmark, sorry.
H1 is Heading 1... So I dont know how it would affect anything. If you have a style sheet etc, it just explains how your heading 1 is going to look, sort of like when you use word to format things :)
First, I'd like to ask you just what you are trying to do by attempting to associate an h1 with an image. They don't go together. h1 refers to text formatting, you can't apply text formatting to an image
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They don't go together.
h1 refers to text formatting, you can't apply text formatting to an image
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But I don't know about Google rankings -- I've been out of the biz for a decade (!!)
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