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If we're talking about capturing the image of something that's already there with the use of a camera, then it's 'take'.
You could use 'make' if you wanted to create an image that looks like a photo but doesn't involve the use of a camera. Although I suppose technically speaking it wouldn't be a photo then, would it. But that's a different discussion.
Hmmm. I used photo paper once to create something 'arty', but didn't use a camera, only the photo paper, some ornaments, and chemicals. Is that a photo?
Could be a whole new thread... ![]()
Could be as simple as - you make the photograph by composing, setting exposures etc etc, you take it when you hit the shutter release.
Do you make photographs or do you take photographs?
Personally i take photos but not sure where your going with this.
Your being a bit vague, instead of going around the houses just come out with it.![]()
I also make photos, but being suspicious as i am i get the feeling this question will lead into something more obvious as we have seen on EPZ a million times before.
Initially I thought it was more of a linguistic question, in which case 'take' was the most obvious answer (according to the Cambridge Dictionary, at least) - and the rest of my initial reply was more of the practical kind than the linguistic kind, but most replies seem to be going in a different direction than a linguistic one. Maybe the OP could give us the reason for asking this question?
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