The phrase "vibrant picture" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a vivid visual image or scene, such as a sunset or a city skyline. For example, "The sun set over the city, painting a vibrant picture in the sky."
It had an astonishingly vibrant picture - and cost $2,500.
"Look," she said, pointing at a vibrant picture of airplane food.
Lawrence was a master of bold color and vibrant picture orchestration.
But data released from NASA's Mercury Messenger spacecraft, which entered orbit around Mercury in March, is painting a more vibrant picture of the solar system's innermost planet.
But data released Thursday from NASA's Mercury Messenger spacecraft, which entered orbit around Mercury in March, is painting a more vibrant picture of the solar system's innermost planet.
They amount to an extraordinarily vibrant picture of a city and a group of people at a moment of delicate, irreversible transition.
The fifty gouaches at the Citadelle presented an exuberant mixture of vibrant pictures, ironic texts, and witty dialogue an early example of the graphic novel, as we now define the genre.
Not exactly the color I would have picked for myself, but I can see where they're going with this; the color is blindingly vibrant (pictures don't do it justice), with a sheen that makes it look (fittingly) pricey in the right light.
The stills alone that are coming out of "Double Trouble in the Panhandle" are some of the most vibrant pictures of a TV show since "Pushing Daisies," and it's such a treat for the eyes.
She danced circles around Julianne Potter's "inventive" and "confident," painting vibrant, nuanced pictures of restaurants and their food and the people who were eating it.
This vibrant, engaging picture book sheds light on this struggle that continues all over the world today, instilling hope for a future when all children will have access to clean drinking water.
