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What's the difference between a picture and a photograph?
The difference between pictures and photos:
1, which means different:
Picture: image in a broad sense, which can refer to any picture, such as painting, artistic painting, etc.
Photo: refers to a photo, that is, the kind taken.
2. Different parts of speech:
Picture: you can be a transitive verb, and you can be "imaginary" like imagine;
Figure: There is only one part of speech: nouns.
3, the scope of use is different:
Pictures: can refer to photos or pictures published in newspapers, magazines, etc. Used as a verb.
A photo can only be regarded as an objective object.
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