The phrase "are photo" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction, possibly intended to describe something related to photos.
Example: "The images are photo quality, which means they are suitable for printing."
Alternatives: "are images" or "are pictures".
There are photo albums, including pictures of Mr. Fattal in elementary school on a sports team.
There are photo albums to finally organize and the classics she wants to reread without pressure.
The company has also added "Living Filters," which are photo effects like those you're used to seeing on phone camera apps like Instagram.
Many are "photo creations," amalgams of photography and digital arts, or photographs captured on a smartphone and edited using those whimsical mobile accessories called apps.
There are photo, video and editing facilities on the premises as well as ample storage for the props and costumes that have been used in Mr. Wegman's assorted projects over the years, and — who knows? — might be used again.
Distilled down to their essence, the Republican and Democratic conventions this summer are photo opportunities built around balloon drops, confetti storms, sound bites from acceptance speeches, and climactic tableaus of the nominees with their families, defeated opponents and Congressional allies.
Of the book's three hundred pages, only eight are photo-free.
Will you marry me?" In between, tacked to a long wall, are photo-reproductions of pages from the artist's passport.
There are photo-ops by the Rockefeller Center tree and cartoon visitors at a Harlem tree lighting.
Blog sites like Blogger or Vox are popular, as are photo-sharing sites like Flickr and Photobucket.
Besides basic video chat there are photo-sharing features and the ability to watch YouTube videos or listen to music with those contacts.
