It was quite confusing why the image would show up on one email client but not the others. One challenge would be how to display an image correctly in the message for MS Outlook client.
After a reading on this blog, there are basically at least three ways to do so. Of course, we will need to find a balance between the compatibility among various types of email clients and the overall size of email message to be sent.
CID embedded image (a.k.a. inline image) is the old-school way to include images or graphics in HTML formatted message. It might increase the size of each email you send out. But, it is by-far the most compatible way to have the image displayed by desktop email clients and web mail services. Unfortunately, the trade-off would be the inconsistent behaviour expressed by the email clients and sometimes it turns out to be ugly.
Example as below:
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