The phrase "colored photograph" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "The newspaper ran a story about the famous painting, accompanied by a beautiful colored photograph."
Each colored photograph is accompanied by the original black and white print.
A colored photograph of two Chinese girls doing laundry, ca. 1920-1940.
Each T-shirt was superimposed with a brightly colored photograph of, or logo associated with, Kylie or Kendall Jenner.
Much of the information on the wall is put up with pushpins, but the richly colored photograph is replete with familiar Warhol images and hence nostalgia.
An untitled colored photograph by Robert Silance of Pendleton, S.C., is of a dirt-laden construction site where a "cutting edge" building complex is going up.
Later, in a handsomely colored photograph by Arnold Genthe dated 1913, an elegant Russian wolfhound stands devotedly by the side of a Mrs. Harriman, a society matron dressed in finery that matches the panache of her dog.
REEVES-REED ARBORETUM Colored photographs of the Great Swamp Refuge by Sherb Naulty.
Likewise sincere -- and penetrating -- are Clara Gutsche's richly colored photographs of nuns in several convents in Canada.
On exhibit were a series of lushly colored photographs and time-lapse video still lifes by an Israeli, Ori Gersht.
The eighteen colored photographs… The Magnum photojournalist Paolo Pellegrin has documented many of this generation's major conflicts and disasters, from wars to revolutions to tsunamis.
The eighteen colored photographs featured in the show explore a subculture of women who moved to Los Angeles with dreams of Hollywood stardom that never came to pass.
