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My DOM looks like this:
<div class='stuff'> <a href='#'><img src=''></a> <b>hello</b> <a href='#'><img src=''></a> </div> Sometimes I have a reference on the first image, and sometimes on the second image.
.parent().nextAll('a').children('img').parent().prevAll('a').children('img')This is a fairly inelegant way to accomplish it, but it’s quite explicit as to what you’re looking for – almost like XPath. Once you start dealing with more than two links, you may find a technique such as those described by Ben Alpert or cletus to be more flexible (less dependent on a strict hierarchy).