'photo record' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a physical or digital image or album of images, usually used to document something. For example: "The police used the photo record as evidence in the trial."
I took a knee and began to make a photo record for my arms archive.
Now I have to stay on top, take the photo, record interviews -- and watch the bike".
Ultimately, after making a considerable photo record, Mr. McFarlane destroyed the rocket and its contents as follows.
Use your iPhone to copy an image, take a photo, record a voice memo or jot down a note, and it appears on your computer (and vice versa).
Use your smartphone to take a photo, record a voice memo or jot down a note, and the next time you open Evernote on your desktop computer, your mobile notes appear (and vice versa).
After reading "Glamour's Big Book of Dos and Don'ts," a perky yet chill-inducing photo record (with commentary) of ordinary women and celebrities caught in wardrobe malfunctions and, less frequently, in luckier sartorial moments, you may want to take your Teen Bag out of retirement.
Each photo records some egregious bit of topographical human folly that usually resembles an earthwork.
One photo records his father being paraded in a dunce's cap.
Thousands of patient photo records can be archived on a CD, a DVD or a computer hard drive.
On camera, for instance, it'll offer you a shortcut menu to taking a selfie, taking a regular photo, recording video or slo-mo.
We evaluate the flooding frequency and its causes by analyzing tide and rain gauge records, media reports, insurance claims, and photo records from Miami Beach acquired during 1998 2013.
