"requested photo" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts, including in requests or when discussing a photo that has already been requested. For example, you might say "I received the requested photo yesterday."
Christine Jones, general counsel of Go Daddy, said the company was concerned about privacy after Chinese officials requested photo identification and signatures of its customers.
"They call me Princess, but now I've seen a real one!" She was rewarded with a warm royal handshake, a welcoming smile and the requested photo op.
Fotoflexer may be my personal favorite among the many online photo editing tools, but Flickr has chosen Seattle-based Picnik to handle the long requested photo editing feature for Flickr users.
The most requested photo in the U.S. National Archives is not the first moon landing or the burning twin towers after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Companies that have done it right, she says, include Nike, which invited Converse customers to send in video of themselves talking about their favorite experiences with its sneakers, and Ford Motor's Mazda unit, which requested photos and video clips from people that creatively show what the company's cars and "Zoom-Zoom" slogan mean to them.
Mothers and daughters requested photos.
One foster mother, who took in a baby, requested photos of the mother so she could put them the girl's crib.
Seven of those states require or can request photo ID.
Twenty-five states require identification at the polls for all voters, including seven that require or can request photo ID.
While the barriers erected along the northern border, Canal Street, no longer prevent shoppers from entering the neighborhood, police officers still occasionally request photo ID's.
The sale of cigarettes is prohibited to those younger than 18, and sellers are required to request photo identification from customers who appear younger than 25.
