How many photographs in a 1500 word hub are too many?

In academic works one diagram per 500 words is a commonly recommended guideline to illustrate the text.

However, in hubs, which can and should be more visually appealing, I think between six and ten would serve a 1500 word article quite well without being too overbearing. That's just my opinion, though : ).

If it's a hub on photography then more would be fine but I agree with 1 per 500 words, otherwise it makes it hard to follow.

If it's a photography, art or craft hub, then I think photos or scans are as important as the words that describe them.

Also, how-to instructional hubs can have more photos to illustrate the instructions - I know many people who hate cookbooks that don't have photos for every couple of steps.

For stories, academic articles, etc. Then I think the number of photos can (should) be fewer, and should be topical - used to add extra information or clarity to the written information (and not only for decoration). Having said that, a 'decorative' photo, well chosen, can pull more readers to a hub.

I have never seen any information on this. There is so much about using Videos, that video stuffing is ridiculous. Maybe photo image in beginning, middle and the end.

I would favor about 6 photos but I don't think you can have a hard and fast rule. Loads of videos annoy me more.

I would say Three to Six. Anything more than six will look like a overkill.

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