The phrase "a former picture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an image or photograph that was taken or created in the past.
Example: "In her presentation, she included a former picture of the building before the renovations took place."
Alternatives: "an earlier image" or "a previous photograph".
They were selected by Gifford Hampshire, a former picture editor at National Geographic and a member of the EPA's public affairs team.
WASHINGTON, May 1 Leo M. Solomon, a photography consultant and a former picture editor, died today at Washing ton Hospital Center following a stroke.
He went upstairs and fired off e-mail to Gary Haynes of Oregon, Ill., a fellow U.P.I. alumnus and a former picture editor at The Times.
Ms. Ooi runs the business side of the gallery; her partner, Lisa Botos, a former picture editor at Time magazine, handles its artistic direction.
Ms. Schad, a former picture editor at Life magazine, recalled that sometime in 1970 her husband decided that photography was a collectible.
"Now that he is gone, I realize that I vastly underestimated the talent of Dennis Stock," said John G. Morris, former executive editor of Magnum and a former picture editor of The New York Times.
Mr. Hammerl, 41, a former pictures editor and chief photographer for The Saturday Star in Johannesburg, had gone to cover the fighting in March 2011 as a freelancer.
Mr. Hammerl, 41, a former pictures editor and chief photographer for The Saturday Star in Johannesburg, had gone to cover the fighting in Libya in late March as a freelancer.
As Paul Fievez, a former night picture editor recently blogged: "Within seconds of a story breaking, news and picture desks are all assigning reporters, photographers and picture researchers to log-in to Facebook, Twitter, Linked-In, Friends Reunited.
Karen Davies, a former deputy picture editor of the Sunday Telegraph, has also joined as a photographer.
As Robin Muir, curator of the National Portrait Gallery show and a former Vogue picture editor, points out: "The magazine used the great names of modern photography".
