"batch of pictures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or collection of photographs or images. Example: I spent all afternoon sorting through a huge batch of pictures from my family vacation last summer.
You have to click on the next batch of pictures to finally see the 28-year-old outfielder wearing a baseball uniform and playing for the Hanshin Tigers.
For example, the Photos app that Apple includes with the Mac operating system gives you the opportunity to save a batch of pictures with a keyword and a number (like Graduation – 1.jpg, Graduation – 2.jpg and onward) in the Export dialogue box when you choose Sequential in the File Name menu.
The depiction of Brussels in the first batch of pictures is apposite.
When someone posts a big batch of pictures, make sure you look through it for signs of potential gossip.
Nudged by them, the art dealer Ambroise Vollard bought 27 paintings from the artist in 1906 and went on to buy batches of pictures twice a year until 1911.
Only a decent but not predominant batch of the pictures deal with cinema, but there's something cinematic about the whole enterprise, as if the stills were either slices of movies to dream of or artifacts that signify a whole Hollywood-centric world in which gleeful vulgarity and mercurial ingenuity go hand-in-hand.
A batch of new pictures of cocktail waitress Jaimee Grubbs has appeared online, and her ex-boyfriend says he and Grubbs made a sex tape.
The Hollywood spotlight may not exactly be the place for shrinking violets, but this year's batch of Best Picture nominees is marked by the swagger with which they depict, affirm, assert, represent.
As handfuls of iPhone 4s begin to slip through the cracks and into the grabby hands of hungry phone fans everywhere, the first batches of unboxing pictures are starting to go live as we type this.
But a second batch of documents, including pictures and reports by undercover agents detailing which protest groups were infiltrated and the results of the surveillance operations, remained in contention.
