I have a site where I feature several car images and the details/press releases about those cars.
So normal layout would be an article page consisting of the following:
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Article Text
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Image gallery list laid out for user to browse.
Now, when a user clicks on the image, the link opens up in another page with the image as a main content and then other image belonging to same article are shown below to browse. Each of such pages with images from same article are linked to one another with 'rel'=prev/next and has a 'rel' canonical to the page with article text.
Am I doing this right to prevent thin content and duplication issue? Each of the images are for same car and are related to one another.
The site under question is DieselStation. Also, if you can provide a general feedback on the site's layout and architecture in terms of SEO, that would be great.