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Option 1 means that no one will be able to display your images on their web site by directly linking to your images, and this may seem to make sense. But I recommend against this. Firstly, if someone does find your image in Google Image search, and they click on the 'See full-size image.' They will generally get some sort of error message which may confuse them and make them go search for an image that does work. Secondly, if people do link directly to your images, the search engines realise that you have content worth linking to and your position in search results will improve.
Option 2 can be extremely involved but if you have the technical ability to copy and paste some text - here is an example .htaccess file below (it is basically just a text file saved in the same folder as your images):-
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} ^http://.*\google.*\/.*$ [NC,OR]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} ^http://.*\yahoo.*\/.*$ [NC]
RewriteRule (.*\.jpg)$ http://www.jmcwd.com/redirected-images/$1 [R]
(Obviously - you will want to change the jmcwd.com text in the above example).
This will redirect anyone who clicks on the 'See full-size image.' from google.com or google.co.uk or google.ie or yahoo.com or yahoo.co.uk etc to the same filename in the redirected-images folder.
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