Windows Search/Magnifier-Icon: How to stop showing indexed pictures?

All my own private pictures (with all my manually added tags) are indexed.
Whenever I'm searching for an App or a Document with the help of the Search/Magnifier-Icon in the Taskbar I also get results from my picture collection.

I know that I can filter the searchresult with a specific file type like "Apps" or "Documents".
But how can I prevent my indexed pictures from appearing in the search results at all?
I don't want to filter them out from the result in a second step. I'm looking for a search like "Default search in Apps and Documents, but nowhere else" to see results without any pictures.

How can I do that?

Additional info:
This thread Stop Personal Images From Appearing Within area - Windows 10 Forums show us, how to exclude pictures from beeing indexed.
I'm looking for a solution where my pictures doesn't appear like in the linked thread, but remains indexed for much faster searching with my tags.

Thank you, dalchina.

As I wrote

I know that I can filter the searchresult with a specific file type like "Apps" or "Documents".

With your process I have to do a search first, wait for the result and then filter this result.
What I'm looking for is a direct search for "Apps" or "Documents" as soon as I send my search string in the search box/magnifier box.

Use Classic Shell. You can control what it searches.

Just for the record:
In Win10 build 1903 you can EXCLUDE all the unwanted folders from the search (or to be more specific: The excluded folders will no more get indexed).