Yes, if you expire a piece of media then the image copy/fragments on
that media will also expire.
If you don't expire but just change the expiration date on the media
then I *think* the images will all pick up the new date as well.
Try it out and check it with bpimagelist.

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If I change the expiration date of a tape through the GUI, does that
change the date of all images on that tape as well ?