The phrase "alternative picture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different perspectives, representations, or interpretations of a subject or situation.
Example: "The artist presented an alternative picture of urban life, contrasting the typical depictions found in mainstream media."
Alternatives: "different perspective" or "alternative view".
One commendable alternative picture based on ongoing creation of matter in space was eventually ruled out by subsequent observations.
Reload offers an alternative picture of cyberspace as a complex and contradictory place where there is oppression as well as liberation.
Against Shonibare's jolly images of a jauntily subversive RA, I would like to present an alternative picture of this influential organisation.
The first big move is an alternative picture of how things could be instead," suggests Anthony Weston in How to Re-imagine the World.
2.08pm BST Massachussetts state police have just posted this alternative picture of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the suspect who is still on the run.
Through reading the work of proponents and detractors, we will investigate how to argue for or against a specific theory of what one ought to do, and we will briefly consider an alternative picture in the form of Kantianism.
These present alternative pictures of scientific quality by resisting the temptation to add everything up to a single figure.
From the eyewitness accounts, a police sketch artist creates alternative pictures of the dead man, or No. 17, as he is called.
Following research into how the media reports famine, he concludes it's high time that we saw some alternative pictures in our newspapers and on our laptops.
We need to offer them alternative pictures which make emotional (imaginative) and not only cognitive sense.
Many futurists have used the map metaphor when they have discussed alternative pictures of the future or scenarios [3, 5, 12,2 17, 22].
