The phrase "a forest picture" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an image or photograph that depicts a forest scene.
Example: "The gallery featured a stunning collection of nature art, including a forest picture that captured the beauty of the autumn leaves."
Alternatives: "a forest image" or "a woodland photograph."
If, alternatively, a "forest" ("big picture") approach to explanation is followed, then the informed consent process may not provide significantly greater challenges.
"Satellites can check CO2 in the atmosphere... they can measure the size of a forest and take multidimensional pictures... they can create a pretty good picture of what a country is doing," he says.
Usually the words are illustrated with a nice background picture of a forest or a seascape.
A person who had also been involved in the attempts to find millionaire adventurer Steve Fossett, found a picture of a forest fire that had been taken the same day as the crash and in what was thought to be a similar area.
A poster at an air force base (or an airport, I forget which it is, such is the level in question's complete blandness) has a picture of a forest landscape with the words "Good Old Japan" beneath it, as if it's apologizing for this new Itagaki work representing a moldy bread roll beside the glorious banquet of 2004's astonishing Ninja Gaiden.
The authors inspected the entries received and recorded the number of times different climatic and vegetation components of a forest environment appeared in the pictures.
"Picture standing in a forest: you often get that mossy, that kind of damp humidity?
I went into a forest near Hamburg and took some pictures for inspiration.
"Mark Sanford walked out on us, violated our trust, secretly used thousands of taxpayer dollars flying to Argentina and then lied about it," says a narrator, while a man's legs are pictured walking through a forest.
Occasionally, he leafed through his books, including "Real Life Monsters: Creatures of the Rain Forest," a picture book that he'd picked up during the destruction of the Jungle.
We consider our ground-based classification of the forest into non-degraded and degraded habitat reliable, as it was broadly congruent with a forest classification based on a Landsat ETM 7 picture.
