The phrase "a shared picture that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collective understanding or visualization of a concept or idea among a group of people.
Example: "In our meeting, we aimed to create a shared picture that would help everyone align on the project's goals."
Alternatives: "a common image that" or "a collective vision that".
Popularity carries over too, so the more likes a shared picture gets, the more impressions that user will have for their next share.
Up until now, FoKo has been strictly a smartphone app, but co-founder Eric Sauve said customers were demanding the ability to share pictures that might not be available from a phone, so they created a desktop version that lets users see pictures on a larger screen, and share items that might only be available from the desktop.
It is not the first time Trump, an enthusiastic retweeter, has been fooled into sharing pictures that are not what they seem.
[via WSJ] Stalker Blocker — Want to share pictures that are not safe for Facebook?
If it's not a pic of you, your family, or your home, then it's probably safe, but avoid sharing pictures that could be used to identify you or where you live.
Snapchat began as a service that let users share pictures that automatically disappeared after a brief period of time.
If I share pictures that give a view into what I'm doing, I make sure that they do not show confidential documents.
While MySpace has attempted a slick redesign and refocus on music, teens have also shifted towards apps including Snapchat, which lets users share pictures that self-destruct, and sharing tools such as Vine and Instagram.
During the height of the Israeli offensive in Gaza two years ago, Shah shared a picture that showed the state of Israel being relocated to the US, adding the caption "problem solved".
Both the panic earlier in the evening and the process of clearing the terminals produced dramatic scenes inside the airport and striking imagery on social media, where one user shared pictures and a video that appeared to show hundreds of travelers standing in the terminal with their hands raised over their heads.
