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Unable to get id value in vanilla JavaScript [closed]

I am trying to fetch data from Pixabay api using JavaScript. Currently, I am able to display the api data but I am trying to create a separate page for each image id dynamically. For example, if someone click on one image, it should redirect to a different page called photos.html/id/photoname.

JavaScript Code

let editorChoice = document.querySelector('.editorchoice')

async function getImg(){
    let imgData = await fetch('https://pixabay.com/api/?key=12345&editors_choice')
   let imgRaw = await imgData.json()
   console.log(imgRaw)
  let itemData = imgRaw.hits

  //To create <div class="row"> in each row dynamically
  for(let i = 0; i < itemData.length; i++) {
    //Declare item variable and store itemData since itemData has stored api details 
    let item = itemData[i] //i stands for those id starts from 0 in the api. 
    //It won't possible to display image if we don't add i
    let imgId = item.id 
    let imgType = item.type
    let imgPreview = item.previewURL
    let imgTag = item.tags
    let webImgWidth = item.webformatWidth
    let webImgHeight = item.webformatHeight
    let largeSizeImg = item.largeImageURL
    let largeImgWidth = item.imageWidth
    let largeImgHeight = item.imageHeight
    let totalImgView = item.views
    let totalDownloads = item.downloads
    let imgCollections = item.collections
    let imgLikes = item.likes
    let imgUrl = item.pageURL
    
    //Here we are dividing each row into 3 columns. If we want to display 4 columns 
    //in each row, it should be i % 4 === 0
if(i % 3 === 0) {
  editorChoice.innerHTML += `<div class="row">`
}

    editorChoice.innerHTML += `<div class="col-lg-4 card">
    <img id="${imgId}" src="${imgPreview}" class="img-responsive center-block" alt="${imgTag}"/>
    <a href="photos.html?id=${imgId}"><p class="text-center">${imgTag}</p></a>
    </div>`
  }

}
getImg()

photos.html

 <div class="content-main">
              <div class="container-fluid bg-3 text-center">   
                <div id="imageDetails"></div>

              </div>
            </div>

index.html

   <div class="container-fluid bg-3 text-center">   
       
        <h3>Editor's Choice</h3><br>

        <div class="editorchoice"> 
      
    </div>
</div>
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