Collocations with "photograph"

25 collocations found

black-and-white photograph

a photo developed in shades of grey, not color

black-and-white8.5
glossy photograph

a photo printed on shiny paper

glossy8.5
pornographic photograph

A photograph with explicit sexual content, often used in a more formal context than 'photo'.

pornographic8.3
framed photograph

a photograph enclosed in a border or frame

framed8.2
high-resolution photograph

A photograph captured with a high pixel count, showing fine details.

high-resolution8.2
faded photograph

an old photograph that has lost its original clarity and colour

faded8.0
passport-sized photograph

a photograph of the size required for a passport

passport-sized8.0
blurry photograph

describes a photograph that is out of focus or lacks sharpness

blurry7.8
enlarged photograph

a print of a photograph that is larger than the original

enlarged7.8
close-up photograph

A more formal term for 'close-up photo'.

close-up7.5
cover7.5
photograph frame

a frame for displaying a photograph

frame7.5
blurred photograph

A photograph that is not in focus.

blurred7.3
signed photograph

A more formal term for a signed photo.

signed7.2
good-quality photograph

Used to describe a photograph that is clear, sharp, and well-produced.

good-quality7.0
grainy photograph

describes a photograph that is not smooth or clear because the pixels or film grains are visible

grainy7.0
scan in photograph

to create a digital copy of a physical photograph using a scanner

scan in7.0
photograph album

A more formal or traditional term for a photo album.

album6.5
out-of-focus photograph

Used to describe a picture that is not sharp or clear.

out-of-focus6.5
sepia photograph

used to describe old photographs with a characteristic brownish tone

sepia6.0
Polaroid™ photograph

A photograph taken and developed instantly by a Polaroid camera.

Polaroid™5.5
infrared photograph

an image created using infrared photography

infrared5.5
archival photograph

A photograph that is part of a historical collection, often preserved for its documentary value.

archival4.2