The phrase "astounding picture" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an image or visual representation that is remarkably impressive or surprising.
Example: "The artist unveiled an astounding picture that left the audience in awe of its vibrant colors and intricate details."
Alternatives: "breathtaking image" or "stunning photograph."
"The evidence we have amassed presents an astounding picture of corporate greed, arrogance and deceit, coupled with reckless disregard for the health and safety of the consuming public," Mr. Willcox told the House Energy and Commerce Committee's Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations.
For $15,000 you can take home a 43-inch high-definition screen that can show a rattlesnake slithering through the desert with astounding picture clarity.
When testing baseball pitchers, 12 synchronized high-speed cameras capture an astounding 200-500 pictures-per-second. Figure 2 shows the digital rendering of the motion capture.
Regarding it as fundamental to the astounding success of Picture Post, he affirmed: "I take the rather unpopular view that words and pictures need one another".
A work of astounding originality, the picture is one of the undisputed masterpieces of European art – but that is not how they want you to see it at Tate Liverpool.
In 2000, the Metropolitan Museum of Art staged the astounding and moving "Other Pictures: Vernacular Photographs from the Thomas Walther Collection".
With the specially produced videos that play in electronics stores, those HDTVs and DVD players produce pictures so astounding you can scarcely believe your eyes.
(Fairley is astounding in this scene).
"I thought the pictures were just astounding, capturing the spirit of New York dogs," she said.
The astounding reaction to Gere's Facebook picture shows that millions and millions of us agree.
"I don't think that my pictures should be that astounding to people or unique," Mr. Cohen said in a recent interview in his one-bedroom, ground-floor East Village apartment.
