The phrase 'create the picture' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when describing what someone has done, or can do, to create an image or concept in someone's mind. For example: "Her vivid descriptions helped to create the picture of a fascinating place."
Does a picture — whatever strikes the retina — engender thought, or does thought create the picture?
India is even "conspiring to create the picture of an imminent war" along the two giants' disputed border.The sharp attack is strange for two reasons.
All of that might create the picture of a typical gangster-turned-rapper but, in fact, nothing about Thug (which is apparently what even his closest friends call him) is typical.
A PC uses proprietary software to create the picture in seconds, adding special effects to a captured image of the customer to simulate a style said to correspond to a particular artist.
"When I touch the camera lens I create an imaginary line from the lens to the object I am taking a picture of; I create the picture in my mind, I feel it and construct it to communicate feelings to the normal-visual world".
"Everyone seems to pull together and really want to be there and really create the picture regardless of how difficult it is to get one of these things made these days".
You have to create the pictures yourself.
Both the studio equipment needed to create the pictures and the sets needed to receive them have remained stubbornly expensive.That is about to change.
"My role is to observe and create the pictures but I am passive – I won't even say too much about each image.
To create the pictures, Bruin uses a technique called anamorphosis, reports The New York Daily News.
But some in the audience criticised Mr Burnat for partnering with Guy Davidi, an Israeli director, to create the film (pictured above).
