The phrase "a remarkable picture" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an image or photograph that stands out due to its quality, composition, or subject matter.
Example: "The gallery featured a remarkable picture that captured the essence of the city at sunset."
Alternatives: "an impressive image" or "a stunning photograph."
A remarkable picture of prehistoric life by J.-H.
Adolphe William Bouguereau's "Battle Between the Centaurs and the Lapiths" is a remarkable picture if you can stand it.
A fourth world record price, £1.21 million, was paid for a remarkable picture, Philips Wouwerman's "Departure of a Hunting Party" dating from the 1640s.
It's not a remarkable picture of Jim Carrey, you could even say it's an everyday picture of Jim Carrey, every day.
High point Made over 10 years, his This is England quartet – the original film supplemented by three for Channel 4 – paints a remarkable picture of the 80s.
But last night, Judd Apatow tweeted a remarkable picture of his grandfather Bob Shad in the company of Count Basie and members of the band, and so, it's Shad's enduring achievement I've got in mind today.
I think this is a pretty remarkable picture that hasn't gotten enough attention, perhaps because it's a touch complex.
It's an interesting, truthful little film, and Mills has now followed it up with an altogether remarkable picture set at the time he was making Thumbsucker, and with an equally striking cast that features one of the greatest stage and screen actors of our time, the 82-year-old Christopher Plummer.
It hovers in the background of "The Black Book of Colors," an intellectually challenging, graphically remarkable picture book in which a Venezuelan author and illustrator, Menena Cottin and Rosana Faría, ask us to imagine being blind.
Laszlo Nemes's Son of Saul gets the Grand Prix: I was guessing the director's prize, but it is right that this very remarkable picture should be garlanded — a searingly powerful and unflinchingly rigorous and passionate movie about the unthinkable and unimaginable: the day-to-day business of horror at a Nazi death camp.
Another remarkable picture, of the Eagle Nebula, M16, has become an icon of astronomy.
