The phrase "an photo" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a photo" because "photo" begins with a consonant sound.
Example: "I took a photo of the sunset yesterday."
Alternatives: "a picture" or "an image."
Send an photo of yourself to the Senior Manager for posting to the People section of the website.
Write an app that can take an photo of a person and recognize them and display their name.
Roker, who began the day by bragging about years of White House visits, concluded by tweeting an photo of himself with the White House dogs, Sunny and Bo.
And then there was TapTalk, an photo and video sharing app, which was spotted on the site by investment firm SV Angel, who later stumped up the cash to up its development.
"Someone recently sent me an photo spread from the UK's Guardian featuring Michael James O'Brien's shots from Wigstock during the 90s, calling it 'New York's hair-raising 90s drag scene,' Lady Bunny said in a statement.
Interestingly, the Big History segment on the beginning of agrarian civilizations features a drawing of a cow numbered according to cuts of meat (and perhaps without irony, is followed by an photo of cows and people in India as the voiceover explains how finding certain meats tastier led to domestication and animal husbandry).
