I assume you are talking about images embedded in the html part of the email message.
In most cases HTML body of the email references such images using special "cid:" protocol
<p>This is an image <img src="cid:logo@example.com" /></p>
CID: specifies Content-ID of the image that should be used.
This image is embedded inside an email as a visual attachment - IMail.Visuals
or IMail.Attachments
(as some emails might be incorrectly created by the sender).
You can use an indexer to find it:
IMail email = ...
MimeData v = email.Attachments["logo@example.com"];
Alternatively you can use IMail.GetBodyAsHtml
to retrieve HTML body of the email with all visual elements inlined using 'data:' URI scheme:
IMail email = ...
string html = email.GetBodyAsHtml(true);
Which would result in the entire image encoded inside the html:
<p>This is an image <img src="data:image/png;base64,iB...AK==" /></p>