One thing that helped me with image-heavy pages is to fix image sizes before anything else. Check what size the image actually displays at, then export at that size, plus a 2x version for sharp screens. A lot of sites ship a 3000px photo into a 600px slot. Use srcset so phones get the small file. Also keep the first image above the fold out of lazy loading, since it is usually the LCP element and lazy loading it makes the page feel slower. Set width and height on every image so the layout doesn’t jump. Run PageSpeed Insights on one template at a time, so you can see which change moved the numbers.
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