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One technique to load all the images during the initial page load with enthusiasm is by implementing pre-loading. This involves loading all the images before they are needed, so they are readily available for display when required.

To do this, HTML elements can be created and hidden using CSS or JavaScript, and these elements can include the necessary images. This allows the browser to load the images in the background while users are interacting with other elements on the page.

Another technique is to use lazy loading, which involves loading images only when they are needed, or when they are about to be displayed on the screen, instead of loading them all at once. This can help improve page load times and reduce bandwidth usage.

However, if the goal is to create enthusiasm, pre-loading all the images can be a better approach as it provides an immediate visual experience for users, showing them all the visual elements of the page without any delay.