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The phrase "a picture at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific location or context where a picture is taken or displayed.
Example: "I found a picture at the museum that captured the essence of the artist's work."
Alternatives: "an image at" or "a photo at".
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About a year ago somebody took a picture at a party.
I have a picture at home of the whole scene".
That weekend, I answered the door to a police officer holding a picture at my face.
I was making a picture at Paramount, and Elvis was on the lot.
Its advice for photographing children is, "Talk to a child and take a picture at his/her eye level".
He suggested that the way to measure diversity in the industry was to take a picture at an awards ceremony.
K. O.!" Miller announced, as though he were calling out a railroad stop, and in the same tone he announced that he was directing a picture at Columbia.
When he tweeted a picture at 11 27 of a Nascar official telling him that the restart of the race was nearing, 176,003 people were following him.
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Fiona Shields is a picture editor at the Guardian.
A picture taken at night shows the Louvre museum Pyramid.
If you have a picture, look at it.
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