The phrase "common photo" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a photograph which is widely seen or widely known, especially one with a cultural significance. For example, you might say, "The iconic photo of Marilyn Monroe in a white dress is a common photo that many people are familiar with."
The images and fragments, some placid, some stark, some startling, have nothing to do with the common photo.
As illustrated in Figure 1, group participants can share their pictures with other group members in a common photo pool.
The PIXMA MP990 and PIXMA MP640 Wireless1 Photo AIO printers utilize the Auto Photo Fix II feature to help users get the most out of photos and help to correct many common photo errors, such as underexposed images.
With a mixture of highly perfected versions of common photo editing tools such as crop, lasso, paintbrush and quick select, a bunch of high profile visual effects and filters and a host of freemium add-ons to choose from, Photoshop CC, along with its brother Adobe Lightroom, pretty much dominates the world of advanced graphic designing for experts.
Most photo albums are 4 inches (10.2 cm) by 6 inches (15.2 cm), which is also common photo size.
The results show that, compared with m-SWCNTs, s-SWCNTs demonstrate a much better photocatalytic effect when used together with the common photo-catalyst TiO2.
The app is designed to simplify the process of shooting, editing then sharing photos and videos by offering the ability to do many of the more common photo-editing tasks, like creating collages or adding text, all in one application.
We decided to put up additional poster ads that used the most common photos iPhone users take: unflattering selfies.
All this was done while now common photos and home videos of her partially clad, patently disabled body were projected on tabloids and television screens.
(Adobe Photoshop is the most common photo-editing software program used today, but can be expensive to purchase; however, a free, full-featured trial version is available on Adobe's website).
What sets the good photos apart from the ever-increasing stack of common photos, are the people and actions photographed.
