How do you say photos in English?

1. Photo:

"Photograph" refers to still images taken by a camera, which can include people, scenery, events and so on. For example, "I took a photo of a beautiful sunset" (I took a photo of a beautiful sunset).

2. Photos:

"Photo" is the abbreviation of "photo", which is more commonly used in oral and daily communication. For example, "I have some photos of our holiday" (I have some photos taken during the holiday).

3. Snapshot:

"Snapshot" usually refers to a snapshot, that is, a photo taken in an instant. For example, "He took a snapshot of the children playing in the park" (he captured the moment when the children were playing in the park).

4. Picture:

An "image" may refer to an image, a video or a photograph. For example, "The images captured by the photographer are really amazing" (the photos taken by the photographer are really amazing).

5. Picture:

"Picture" can be used to represent any form of image, including painting, photography and so on. For example, "The picture on the wall is a family portrait" (the photo on the wall is a family portrait).

6. Portrait:

"Portrait" usually refers to photos of people, especially close-ups of faces. For example, "She specializes in taking pictures of newborn babies" (she is good at taking portraits of newborns).

7. Photography:

"Photography" means photography, which refers to the general term of photographic art or photographic works. For example, "He has a deep passion for photography" (he has a deep love for photography).

Generally speaking, there are many expressions in English that can refer to photos, and we can choose appropriate words according to specific occasions and needs. Whether in communication or in academic field, these expressions can accurately convey what we want to express.