(a) n. the prevalence of light colours and tones, typically with little contrast, in a painting, photograph, etc.; an instance of or mood marked by…

Short for carte-de-visite, n.

A small photographic portrait mounted on a card, 31/2 by 21/4 inches: so called from the purpose for which they were first proposed.

(a photograph of) a wedding party.

A photographic portrait, showing only the head or the head and shoulders, with the edges of the print shading off into the background.

a posed photograph, as taken in a photographer's studio.

in photography, a name formerly given to a small daguerreotype which could be mounted in a jewelled setting.

(a) a painting of which the theme is war; (b) a photograph of a scene from the theatre of war; also, a documentary film of action from a war, and…

Originally U.S. A photograph or other likeness of a person's face, esp. in police or other official records. Cf. mug shot n. at compounds.

Photography. A photograph of long narrow format, used esp. for portraits. Usually attributive.

An instantaneous photograph, esp. one taken with a hand-held camera. Also transferred and figurative.

Short for carte-de-visite, n., in attributive use.

a jocular name for a photograph with (intentional) blurred effect.

a small stamp-sized photograph with a gummed back; (also) a poster with a gummed back.

a photograph representing the subject in motion.

(a) = action photograph n.; (b) a film featuring fast-moving action; = action movie at compounds 2.

A film whose subject is natural scenery, or a series of photographs of natural scenery shown as a film; (more generally) a text, painting…

An ordinary photograph, as distinguished from a motion picture; spec. a single shot from a film (or a specially posed photograph of a scene from…

= passport photograph n.

In scientific and technical use. Chiefly in aerial surveying: a composite photograph or map, esp. one made up of a number of separate aerial…

Photography. An oblique photograph (see oblique photograph n. at compounds 2).

a shot (shot, n.1 7e(b)) representing the subject in motion; cf. action photograph n.

(a) the identification photograph in a passport; (b) a photograph of the size required for a passport.

a photograph or photographer's view of a subject, esp. a person's face, in profile.

A photograph, esp. one taken by a street or press photographer; (see also quot. 1931).

A photograph with a glossy surface. Also figurative.

Montage (montage, n. 1b) that makes use of photographic images and techniques; (also) a picture made by this method; a montage constructed from…

a mural consisting of a photograph or photographs.

A photograph or sequence of film of a person's face or head and shoulders; spec. a portrait photograph used in the portfolio of an actor, model…

A photograph or poster of a glamorous or attractive person; a person shown in such a picture; a popular idol considered worthy of being the subject…

a photograph of a person's face, esp. in police or other official records (cf. sense 1c).

A full-frontal view; a photograph or other image which shows full-frontal nudity.

Originally and chiefly British. A method of building up a picture of a person, esp. a criminal suspect, by assembling and combining a number of…

(see quots.).

An upskirt photograph or video.

A photograph that one has taken of oneself, esp. one taken with a smartphone or webcam and shared via social media.