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Discover LudwigThe phrase "group photograph" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a photograph that includes more than one person. Example: "The office staff gathered for a group photograph to commemorate their successful project."
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We'd planned a group photograph outside, with the photographer taking a shot of us all from the other side of the road.
The plan was to take a group photograph.
It was time for a group photograph to commemorate training camp.
I pointed to the kid sitting cross-legged in the group photograph.
Behind the desk of Ulrich Meyer-Schoellkopf is a group photograph of the Berlin Philharmonic.
A group photograph showing the heads of four Chinese girls, ca. 1920-1940.
At the gates of the stadium, they posed for a group photograph.
However, one solitary photograph forms the catalyst for Andrew Tatham's astonishing A Group Photograph (Arvo Veritas).
"That's me with the prisoners," Mr. Duyet said, pointing to a group photograph.
Derek Jeter gave him a cap and the Yankees posed around him for a group photograph.
The group photograph had comical consequences, though Sterne did not get many laughs from it.
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