"caught a picture" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to mean taking a photograph, usually with a camera or other recording device. For example, "I caught a picture of the most beautiful sunset I had ever seen."
Some even painted, "Yo Henry, you gotta catch a picture of this" on trains, as they vied for his attention and tried to outdo each other.
You may be able to catch a picture of the cat on camera so that you know they are nearby and focus your search.
While a boy caught sending a picture of himself may be regarded as a fool or even a boastful stud, girls, regardless of their bravado, are castigated as sluts.
Sitting in a doctor's waiting room one day, Hagborg became fascinated by a single human hair, caught in a picture frame.
Google, meanwhile, will face embarrassment when it is caught altering a picture for its StreetView photo mapping service, after a German protester makes an obscene gesture as a camera-equipped StreetView car drives past.
In fact, as a 17-year-old I found myself caught in a picture published in The Independent on Sunday in 1991 alongside a pretty demeaning piece entitled "Liverpool: the City that Britain Failed".
But if you're ever caught taking a picture, you risk getting ejected and blacklisted from the club for the rest of your sorry life (or at least that's what they tell you).
Paisley Park general manager Karen Ryan, a former Chicago account executive at the Ogilvy & Mather advertising agency, tells me Prince never allowed cellphones in Paisley Park, so they're continuing the tradition; if caught sneaking a picture, you will be banned from the compound for life (and the picture you snapped will be erased).
