"photo model" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a person who poses for photographs, typically for advertising or fashion purposes. Example: "The new clothing line was showcased by a stunning photo model in the latest magazine spread."
We also have a photo model where we actually sell products like memory books.
Ali was the ideal photo model because he did not interfere, or do any poses – he was his natural self.
Photo: "Model Getting Out of White Car," a photograph by Chris von Wangenheim, epitomizes high-gloss chic.
The new, fluid, infinite-scroll display is far more graceful and efficient than the old Flickr "one click per photo" model.
Appearing in a London court under his real name, George O'Dowd, he pleaded not guilty to a charge of false imprisonment lodged by Audun Carlsen, who claimed that he was handcuffed to a wall after he went to Boy George's apartment in April as a photo model.
The printer makes you reach inside and swap the black ink cartridge for a special photo model whenever you want to print photos at top quality which still isn't quite up to HP's mark.
The HBIM process begins with remote collection of survey data using a terrestrial laser scanner combined with digital photo modelling.
But once upon a time I ordered my headshots photoshopped onto "businessy" looking stock photo models.
Her mother often used friends as photo models, she said.
The demands are so great that H&M, among the poor photo models, cannot find someone with both body and face that can sell their bikinis". Oy.
He is a widower and when I asked if he lived alone, he replied, "Usually". Henri did some photo modeling when he was young, which is where he learned to hold still.
